Sentences with phrase «called wave field»

The BoomRoom relies on a technique developed at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands called wave field synthesis (WFS).

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NASA uses a technique called data sonification to take signals from radio waves, plasma waves, and magnetic fields and convert them into audio tracks to «hear» what's happening in space.

His unit was also fielding waves of calls from discharged patients asking panicky questions after the fact.

A 12 - acre solar power array may soon grow in a vacant farm field in Schaghticoke, part of a spreading wave of so - called «community» solar farms proposed across the state.

This is the basis of linear optics: it is called «linear» because the division of electric charges that occurs when light passes through a medium is linearly dependent on the intensity of the fields in the light wave itself.

The holograms are created by nanoscale patterns of metal that generate electromagnetic waves that travel at the metal - silicon interface; a field called plasmonics.

Magnetic waves in plasma, called Alfvén waves, are thought to ripple through the sun's magnetic field lines like vibrations in a guitar string.

When blared from loudspeakers in the right configuration, these sound waves can combine to form a sonic scaffolding called an interference pattern — a sort of a force field that can hold a small object aloft.

Scientists have long been able to harness surface waves to study the upper layers of the planet's crust, and recently they have even been able to extract surface waves from the so - called ambient seismic field.

When a slimy smear of the bacteria is applied to a substrate, in this case a square chip of photosensitive material called SU - 8, you get a negatively charged microrobot that can move around in a fluid by riding the waves of an electric field.

The researchers found that the radiofrequency wave for the plasma production, called a helicon wave, is reflected by a local change of the refractive index (contour plot in Fig), which is introduced by the rapidly bent magnetic field structure (white arrows in Fig).

Researchers have known for some time that atoms can perform a bizarre trick called a spin wave — the quantum equivalent of a sports audience's «wave» — by varying the directions in which their magnetic fields rotate.

Team member Robert Erdélyi at the University of Sheffield, UK, says that energy is probably channelled in the form of magnetic disturbances called torsional Alfvén waves, which race up the twisted field lines of the tornado to be dissipated as heat in the corona.

With the help of a so - called scattering - type scanning near - field microscope (s - SNOM) the researchers imaged the waves.

In an assumed ideal free space (without intrusion from other fields or forces of any kind, devoid of matter, and, thus, in effect without any intrusions, demarcations, or boundaries), such waves propagate with the speed of light in the so - called transverse electromagnetic mode — one...

Now that researchers have proven that we can indeed detect gravitational waves, astronomers are looking to expand the field into what's called multi-band gravitational wave astronomy.

We use a testing technique called electron spin resonance (ESR) that uses a combination of a magnetic field and electronmagnetic waves to directly detect the unpaired electrons of free radicals.

Players pick from 10 various classes, or «perks,» such as field medic, demolitionist, and more, then they proceed to various areas and try to survive waves of zombies called Zed.