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Since radio waves suffer very little attenuation, radio measurements allow the detection of very distant or highly inclined showers.

Radio waves require high transmission power as well as long antennas to communicate and Optical waves suffer from high signal attenuation so it can travel short ranges only.

However, the TM0 mode waves suffer geometrical attenuation causing the intensity at low latitude to be less than 10percentt of the source field (Kikuchi and Araki 1979).

Since radio waves suffer no attenuation, radio measurements allow the detection of very distant or highly inclined showers, can be used day and night, and provide a calorimetric measure of the electromagnetic shower component.

The difference was especially distinct at small hypocentral distances and for high wavenumber waves, which was a reasonable result given that plane waves suffer the effects of wave propagation across a much wider inhomogeneous volume than do spherical waves.

However, this method of slowing down the wave suffers from dielectric breakdown as it cannot support high electric field.

There's historical precedent for such a backlash; the French New Wave suffered one quickly, and most of its filmmakers took a half-decade or more of critical and box-office drubbings, or even downright idleness, from 1961 until 1966 or '67, before they got on their feet again.

The reef failed to deliver the promised grade 5 wave, suffered a series of delays and ran over budget, finally costing £3.2 million.

But the non-acoustic waves are electromagnetic waves which suffer from high propagation losses as well as scattering problems.

During the inversion, we weighted teleseismic SH waves one half of P waves since the SH waves usually suffer large uncertainties of arrival times and low signal noise ratios.

Hundreds of millions of people in the developing world who depend on coral reefs for food, income and shelter from ocean waves will suffer.