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phase shift

in nuclear magnetic resonance, the change in phase caused by movement of the spins, which can be used to show fluid flow.

phase shift

An alteration in the time relationship between the peaks (or troughs) of two different periodic functions. Thus, two circadian rhythms may suffer a phase shift as in jet lag.

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Overall, the phase shifts at Mach 18-20 become smaller than Mach 16, and the variation trend is almost opposite to that of Mach 10-14 situations.

Characteristic of plasma sheath channel and its effect on communication

In addition to constant phase shift, the other important parameters to achieve include low insertion loss, low amplitude and phase ripple, and compact size.

A semi-elliptical wideband phase shifter

o1] [approximately equal to] 1 - 2, differential phase shifts from both resonances [DELTA][[phi].

A magnetic field tunable yttrium iron garnet millimeter-wave dielectric phase shifter: theory and experiment

Coral reefs can undergo fast changes in their dominant life forms, a phenomenon referred to as phase shift.

Shipwrecks can wreck coral reefs

Figure 4 shows the measured phase shifts of the individual measurements as a function of particle number area density.

Measurement of the coherent neutron scattering length of [.sup.3]He

For large phase shifts, a broadband switched line/reflected bit topology is used (Figure 2).

A broadband, four-bit, KA-band MMIC phase shifter. (Technical Feature)

The second and third parts represent phase shifts of the carrier signal in radians as follows: MODULATOR represents a phase shift of the outgoing signal from a modulator and DEMODULATOR represents a phase shift of the signal after passing through a model of the optical transmission path.

Modeling of the PSK utilization at the signal transmission in the optical transmission medium

13] and [15] we know that the dynamical part stemming from the phase shifter PS2 is given by a weighted sum of the phase shifts [[phi].

Spatial non-cyclic geometric phase in neutron interferometry

The maximum and minimum frequencies resulting from the phase shifts are then measured and recorded.

Line Stretchers Ease VCO Load-Pull Testing

To obtain larger phase shifts, several resonators can be concatenated into a multistage resonant phase shifter.

MICROSTRIP RESONANT PHASE SHIFTERS

This network consists of lowpass and highpass elements in T and [Pi] configurations to realize +45 [degrees] and -45 [degrees] phase shifts.

A monolithic integrated S-band frequency discriminator

In order to improve the secured data communication an efficient Quantum Phase Shift Energy Conserved Data Security (QPSEC-DS) technique is introduced.