Sentence examples for weak dispersive from inspiring English sources

This equation predicts a striking phenomenon of excitation of advancing solitary waves (precursor solitons) in the upstream region of the moving object apart from weak dispersive excitations (wake fields) in the down stream region.

The catalytic properties of the supported Ni/CFC systems may be accounted for by generation of weak dispersive interactions between specifically shaped Ni crystallites 30 70 nm in size and basal planes on the surface of the carbon filament.

The large Ni particles are preferably localized in the pores formed by interlaced filaments and the interaction of metal particles with graphene basal planes occurs mainly through weak dispersive forces.

These self-assemble in solution in metastable and heterogeneous suprastructures due to weak dispersive (van der Waals, π π, and CH-π) forces and hydrogen bonds.

Various weak dispersive interactions, such as hydrogen bonding and other weak interactions involving π-cloud of the aromatic ring represents the backbone of self-assembly process to stabilize the crystals [22].

Adsorption onto an sp 2-bonded carbon occurs through weak dispersive forces; however, at a defect such as a carboxylic acid group, single- and double-hydrogen bonds allow binding energies of at least several hundred millielectron volts/molecule, the main difference between the rapid and slow responses.

Stable weakly dispersive modal pulses (SWDMPs) are special modal pulses that are characterized by weak dispersion and weak scattering-induced broadening and are thus suitable for communications applications.

For weak and moderate pre-stress, a dispersive front is present and it is the aim of the current paper to analyze sources of dispersion beyond periodicity given three support types: guided, pinned, and free.

The terminal P4 isoleucine of the ligand has the right orientation and distance to be considered to interact with the aromatic ring of F146 of the L1 loop via a CH π interaction (Fig 3B), a weak hydrogen bond with a dominant dispersive character (Brandl et al, 2001; Plevin et al, 2010).

China's labor market is in buyer's monopoly situation and dispersive labors are in a weak position when negotiating with employers, which makes companies' tendency to reduce the investment in employees.

Dispersive interactions (London forces) are rather weak but they can change the relative energies between conformers since attractive forces between unipolar parts of molecules can affect the position of substituents.