| Circuit bandwidth reduction, attenuation distortion, non-linear distortion and noise also can lower the values. |
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| The bandwidth of existing telecommunication networks is determined, in part, by the spots in the spectrum where attenuation in the fiber peaks. |
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| Computed tomography of the brain demonstrated an area of low attenuation in the left thalamic region. |
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| Seismology tells us only about physical properties such as seismic velocity, attenuation, and, more indirectly, temperature. |
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| The attenuation meters were used to measure the power loss upon sample entry into the measuring resonator. |
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| Chasseriau's attenuation of his figures certainly borrows a Mannerist aesthetic. |
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| We note that the brighter signal from the center of the tumor may be partly due to reduced attenuation of the light through the burr hole. |
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| With the hilly terrain between the two antennas, the signal would encounter severe attenuation. |
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| This attenuation rate is similar to numerous others previously reported for various oceanic areas. |
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| Previous studies in adults have demonstrated marked attenuation of this reflex, even in the lighter stages of sleep. |
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| He believed that true internationalism would result only through the attenuation of nationalism. |
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| It is possible that it is not age itself that causes the attenuation of creativity. |
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| Fathers often have expressed fear of the potential attenuation of their relationships with their children. |
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| The statistics emerging from the present survey does suggest some attenuation in the level of public dissatisfaction with sentence severity. |
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| The narcotic drugs produce an excellent blend of direct pain reduction and the attenuation of the psychological trauma associated with pain. |
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| The heavier cognitive load required to create these relationships may have resulted in a certain attenuation in motivation. |
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| The degree of attenuation is going to depend on a number of things including antenna size. |
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| The muffs have excellent noise attenuation in that they will bring the decibels down to a tolerable level. |
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| The received SNR is degraded by a combination of two factors: beam divergence loss and atmospheric attenuation. |
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| The bottom line so far is that the major toxicants in naphthenic acids don't undergo any significant attenuation in the groundwater system. |
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| Below the cutoff point, the filter exhibits increasingly more attenuation as the frequency diminishes. |
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| Cardan shaft coupling to give high misalignment capability, low axial and angular stiffness and high noise attenuation. |
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| The protective role in colon cancer is a complex one, but it is thought to be due to at least the attenuation of mutagen formation in the gut. |
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| The Company continues to monitor the groundwater situation to assess the natural attenuation process. |
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| Modems connected to optical fibres are equipped with detectors to pick up disappearance or attenuation of the signal due to pirating. |
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| The upstream attenuation is a very important parameter and the installer must verify if this parameter is within the specified range. |
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| Lower frequencies are chosen for the more difficult downlink because atmospheric attenuation is less at lower frequencies. |
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| Another method had been proposed: to seek the temporary attenuation of the stellar flux caused by the passage of the planet in front of the star. |
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| A wrongly attached connector can introduce more attenuation than any cable and destroy all thework you had with the antenna and laying the cable. |
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| Information regarding genetic manipulations directed toward gene inactivation, attenuation or debilitation of strains should also be outlined. |
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| Footfall noise attenuation is about 18dB and weight approximately 22kg per square metre. |
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| It shows that we have more than the minimum attenuation in both stopbands and less than the maximum ripple in the passband, so our filter design is a success. |
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| With an acute outbreak this large, we expect the attenuation to take quite some time. |
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| Results show that broadband noise attenuation can be achieved in the very low frequency regime. |
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| But a considerable jolt is going to be needed if a lasting attenuation of civic purpose and courage is to be averted. |
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| The lesion is thought to be caused by attenuation of the ulnar V ligament connecting the capitate with the distal carpal row to the triquetrum of the proximal row. |
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| With directional reception, the attenuation at the rear of the receiving antenna can noticeably reduce the effect of the interfering signal. |
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| They are related to similarly proportioned glassware made in the 1890s, but the delicate tints and precarious attenuation are markers of preciosity and refinement. |
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| Measurements show one receiver has a predominant lobe in the same region and with similar attenuation values as the bat ear model. |
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| Isolated from the surface and the bottom, the persisting remnant of the convection cell would be subject to attenuation through drag forces and loss of its baroclinic signature. |
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| For live attenuated vaccines, proof of the stability of the attenuation characteristics of the seed has to be given. |
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| The out-of-band interference signal may also appear in the radar video signal due to the finite attenuation of the band-pass filters. |
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| Although the high flexibility of thin cables is desired, their high attenuation is not. |
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| With very high attenuation suitable for motor drives and other frequency converters. |
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| Network cabling, found at the heart of every network site, impacts signal transmission, intermodulation and attenuation. |
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| In addition, for the linear state estimator, the state estimation performance with beforehand given attenuation parameter is established by the design of a compensative controller. |
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| Laboratory measurements of wave attenuation in mantle-like materials and the resulting velocity dispersion help interpret seismic wave data to reveal the composition and properties of the Earth's interior. |
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| The broad regionalization pattern should use historical seismicity as a database, including the following factors: major tectonic trends, acceleration attenuation curves, and intensity reports. |
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| Transient attenuation of the amplitude of the QRS complexes in the diagnosis of takotsubo syndrome. |
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| The attenuation of city life in most of northern and western Europe was accompanied by provincial separatism, economic isolation, and religious otherworldliness. |
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| This dissipative loss leads to attenuation of the electromagnetic signal, and the amount of attenuation increases linearly with increasing distance between the transmitter and the receiver. |
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| Although basic acoustic requirements were incorporated in the design, increased sound control was achieved by sheathing the walls with gypsum board and adding batt insulation for noise attenuation. |
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| The SRV attenuation valve is positioned on the SSV free-wheeling return valve and reduces pressure surges during frequent switching, for example in the case of descaling systems in steel mills. |
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| Refer to the following table for attenuation levels and resistor values. |
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| A pipe expander similar to the Types 3381-1.x and 3381-2 is not required since it is already provided by the housing holding the attenuation plates. |
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| That would cause a minute attenuation of the starlight, which would—even if the planet were as small as the earth be detectable through a modestly sized telescope. In this section Who wants to be a genius? |
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| He believes the fear and defensiveness that characterise PTSD are obstacles to treatment, and that it is MDMA's attenuation of these emotions that permits concurrent psychotherapy to be effective. |
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| These services include the cleaning of sewage and waste water from industry, as well as flood attenuation and the support of downstream fisheries. |
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| The frequencies are chosen to avoid interference with other services, to minimize attenuation or delay as the signals penetrate the ionosphere, and to minimize the power needed by the satellite for broadcasting the signals. |
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| In the safety philosophy of underground disposal of wastes the main concept is isolation of the waste from the biosphere, as well as natural attenuation of any pollutants leaking from the waste. |
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| In that regard, we believe that private aid is also a critical component of a solution to armed conflict and of the attenuation of the suffering of civilians. |
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| Three-phase bulkhead filters with very high attenuation for suppression of high-frequency interference, used for mains supply entry to a control panel. |
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| The Commission would rather see good agricultural and forestry practices as part of the circumstances which would lead to an attenuation of liability. |
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| Sound attenuation is used to describe the reduction in sound between two spaces separated by a dividing element, with two basic sound transmission paths that will affect the eventual perceived sound level difference. |
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| Shielding such as steel or lead provides effective attenuation. |
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| Through the use of a tremie pipe system, tailings are deposited under the water cover, providing benefits in terms of placement and attenuation of radon emissions. |
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| An interesting function of the stadium is the outward noise attenuation through the arrangement of the ceiling and the use of the stadium's interior as a resonance chamber. |
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| Site shielding may enhance the attenuation at ground level. |
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| A large low attenuation lesion with no visible wall or enhancement, ring enhancement or multiseptate abscess can be seen on CT scan. |
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| On CT, an ameloblastoma appears as an expansile cystic, solid or mixed attenuation lesion with scalloped margins. |
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| Having misdiagnosed nationalism as the cause of Europe's sufferings, European leaders undertook the steady attenuation of nationhood. |
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| Table I gives the typical and champion data for attenuation of these fibres at different wavelengths. |
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| Once a line has had DSL enabled, the DSL signal is present on all telephone wiring in the building, causing attenuation and echo. |
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| The attenuation of radiation as a function of energy is shown in the graph. |
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| Compact, low losses, low interwinding-capacitance with high attenuation. |
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| The tissue as a poroelastic material has a large attenuation, and acts as a frequency passband filter, for ultrasonic waves. |
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| They show good creep resistance, good attenuation properties and a high elastical transfer to reserve. |
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| They first make feature clustering or histogram analysis in the attenuation rate and time delay spaces to detect the number and characteristics of speakers. |
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| Theses for gradual loss of pigmentation include attenuation of enzymes involved in melanogenesis, impaired DNA repair, loss of telomerase, and antioxidant mechanisms. |
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| Therefore, if absorption causes an attenuation of the oscillation amplitude, the temperature must decrease exponentially with increasing thickness. |
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| The enlargement of central pulmonary arteries, with attenuation of peripheral vessels, and oligemic peripheral lung fields are classic finding in pulmonary hypertension. |
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