Sentence examples for wide transition from inspiring English sources

Traditional maximally flat wavelet filters are highly regular but suffer from poor frequency-selectivity because of their wide transition band.

The first-order Butterworth filter provides us the maximum flat response in the passband at the expense of a wide transition band as the filter changes from the passband to the stopband.

In this study, it was found that lower cinnamon oil and higher tween 80 with poloxamer 407 mixture ratio provided a wide transition window from anhydrous to transparent stable NE upon aqueous dilution under gentle magnetic stirring than did the reverse case and resulted in four successful formulations.

Radiographic features are summarized in Table 2. Radiographs (26 cases) showed bone lysis with a wide transition (without sclerotic margin) in all cases (Figs. 1a, 2a, and 3a), including geographic bone destruction (92.3%) and moth-eaten destruction (7.7%).

Additionally, we report a genome wide transition vs transversion ratio (ti/tv) of 0.91 for spontaneous mutations in Toxoplasma, with a slightly higher rate of 1.20 and 1.06 for variants induced by ENU and EMS respectively.

How does he feel launching these ideas in the context of a town-wide Transition initiative helped?

For example, major upheavals in the Minoan civilisation of Crete around 1700BC, 1500BC and 1200BC - the latter marking the Mediterranean-wide transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age - have traditionally been ascribed to natural disasters.

The case follows Lachman, working closely with Country HR Manager Jane Lewis, from idea inception to the eve of the company-wide transition to a dramatically scaled-down and reorganized office space.

Significantly, Johnson's paper on the subject was published in the journal Nature and describes the stock market in terms of "an abrupt system-wide transition from a mixed human-machine phase to a new all-machine phase characterised by frequent black swan [ie highly unusual] events with ultrafast durations".

Our analysis identifies effective protection as having three properties in wider transition processes: shielding, nurturing and empowerment.

However, Britain was also proposing a nine- or 10-month transition period and a bespoke arrangement for a fishing deal in the wider transition agreement, which he hoped would be in place by March next year.