Sentence examples for zero amplitude from inspiring English sources

The level of zero amplitude, at which fluctuations are hardly detectable, is 9 to 15 metres.

If the permafrost is in thermal equilibrium, the temperature at the level of zero amplitude is generally regarded as the minimum temperature of the permafrost.

All other orbitals have zero amplitude at the nucleus, and an electron that occupies one of them has zero probability of being found there.

It is this combination of the effects of penetration and shielding that results in an ns orbital having a slightly lower energy than an np orbital, for the latter has zero amplitude at the nucleus.

Both are propagated through space in approximately straight lines at a velocity of about 300,000,000 metres (186,000 miles) per second and have amplitudes that vary cyclically with time; that is, they oscillate from zero amplitude to a maximum and back again.

In this case, the spiral becomes stable before the limit cycle has shrunk to zero amplitude.

This shows that it satisfies the Nyquist's first criterion which states that for achieving a zero ICI with perfect equalization, the pulse shape should be such that it has a non-zero amplitude at its centre (t = 0) and zero amplitudes at t = ±nT (V n = 1,2,3,…).

The guard bands may be implemented by having blocks of subcarriers with zero amplitudes at both ends of the active spectrum.

It requires considerable care to detect any difference in period unless one amplitude is large, when the period is slightly longer.

In this regime, the a priori LLR will be very small in magnitude, and in turn, the generated soft symbols will have near-zero amplitude.

In addition, the two amplitude ratios are equal to 0.50 when ζ = 2.9 [m].