Sentence examples for with large contrasts from inspiring English sources

I have always been drawn to music with large contrasts.

While surface instabilities of ideal bilayer structures with large contrasts in elastic stiffness are well understood, many natural and man-made structures are far from this ideal.

We target sedimentary basins with large contrasts in wavelengths for which regular grid methods become inefficient, and overcome the problem of multiple physical scales by using unstructured finite element triangulations.

It is considered most efficient in resolving the loss of solution regularity at material interfaces with large contrast.

The anisotropy increases as the filling fraction increases or as the width to length ratio of the lattice decreases, and high anisotropy can be obtained in phononic crystals with large contrast between material parameters, which is much higher in rectangular lattice than in square lattice with the same material parameters.

This also implies that the common studies on tissue phantoms with large contrast of index between the scatterers and the surrounding medium may not be relevant for realistic simulations of the polarimetric response of typical biological tissues.

Figure 13a shows the RD image obtained by MERA and MEPA with contrast equivalent to 0.577, and Figure 13b shows the RD image generated by the joint correction, with larger contrast equivalent to 0.589 at a price of a little computation increase.

A complication is that the underground consists of layers with very large contrasts in permeability.

Organic substrates in reactive barrier systems are often heterogeneous material mixtures with relatively large contrasts in hydraulic conductivity and porosity over short distances.

To establish unambiguously the effectiveness of Embrace, a design was developed with a large contrast between intervention and care as usual, with a focus on stratification and blinded randomization of participants, selection of valid and reliable measurement instruments that are sensitive for change, control for confounders, and an adequate sample size.

As concluded above, reflection of waves from deep or shallow subsources at the Moho and Conrad discontinuities has a considerable effect on attenuation or amplification of those waves; this can be attributed in part to the relative simplicity of the JIVSM model, which consists of layers of constant internal velocity and with large impedance contrasts at layer boundaries.