Sentence examples for wave orientation from inspiring English sources

The pattern--a change in wave orientation that reflects a journey through differently aligned materials--hints that rock flows horizontally toward the base of the plume, then rises vertically toward the hot spot.

ME20 has not only 152 nm redshifts to long wave orientation, but also 78% increased oscillator strength compared to QT-1, and its absorption spectrum broadens region even up to 1400 nm.

We discuss here a number of dynamic mechanisms including filtering that may be responsible for the preferential wave orientation, and the effects of the gravity wave forcing imposed on the meridional flow due to dissipative waves.

The estimated compression front propagation velocity, neglecting the wave front orientation, is much less than the local Alfven velocity, so the Alfven Mach number is estimated to be M A = ~0.2.

Due to the properties of radio frequency waves, the orientation of a passive tag greatly affects the amount of power absorbed and reflected back to the reader, thus affecting the read range (Ahson and Ilyas 2008).

Therefore, waves may also reflect orientation waves (due to escape by rolling).

For a>a*, the excitation waves with initial orientation of the wave front orthogonal to the stream lines faded out.

Therefore, we assume a binary as a source of a gravitational wave, finding its orientation which determines the polarization of the gravitational wave.

The dynamic response of the structure to various wave and turbine orientations was investigated to get the optimum orientation of structure.

Its architecture consists of a wave-propagating map, orientation-selective columns detecting wave pieces of specific orientation, and a coincidence map detecting the clash of two wave fronts.

(c) There are two threee) LPW orientations for the square (triangular) lattice, and this is why the sinusoidal-wave group velocity orientation is piecewise constant at this frequency; it coincides with the nearest LPW orientation.