Sentence examples for wave shaping from inspiring English sources

Advances in sampling technology have made ultra-wideband (UWB) wave shaping a possibility for OFDM systems [21].

Φ100 mm SHPB has been improved by wave shaping techniques, which can guarantee the availability of the tests.

The autocorrelation diagram of the seasonally differenced data was wave shaped, while the partial autocorrelation showed a significant spike at the first lag.

These roughness values were primarily based on wave shaped surface where the distance between the peaks was around 200 μm and where the main peak-to-main valley distance was around 20 μm.

And art kept coming, often from alumni, often in waves shaped by international politics, market trends and period fashion.

"The Wave features wave-shaped (get it?) contours that overlap and interlock.

Management advice from academics and consultants tends to come in waves shaped by economic cycles.

Unlike other existing measurements of reflection loss using a waveguide, the reflection loss within an anechoic chamber simulating the radar cross section method of measurement was used with a plane-wave shaped incident wave.

However, relatively little is known about the ways in which calcium waves shape the activity of calcineurin, even though calcium signaling is very common.

A wave confined within boundaries imposed by the nuclear charge would be restricted in shape and, thus, in motion, because any wave shape that did not fit within the atomic boundaries would interfere with itself and be canceled out.

In school I found my "thing" when I started washing my hair just before going to bed, which made it form a sort of wave shape the following day.