polarisation in Vietnamese

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Sentence patterns related to "polarisation"

1. Antenna orientation and polarisation

2. Polarisation of the absorption bands of the pigments is deduced from the polarisation spectra.

3. A first high-temperature polarisation makes enables the piezoelectric actuator (10) to produce a free of cracks polarisation.

4. 21 Facing the satellite, clockwise polarisation is positive, negative is anticlockwise.

5. 2d/3d projector with rotating translucent cylinder for alternating light polarisation

6. It uses two motors to control the azimuth and polarisation matching motions.

7. The polarisation rotator is followed by an achromatic polarisation rotator that rotates the polarisation of the two partial images in such a way that the two partial images are linearly polarised at a pre-determined angle in relation to the vertical axis or circularly polarised in the same direction.

8. Single polarisation, single pulse mode lock laser generating device capable of energy adjustment

9. Disclosed is a single polarisation mode lock laser generating device capable of energy adjustment.

10. Arbitrary profiles can be created by varying structures, number of layers, angles of incidence and polarisation.

11. The ferroelectric material is able to retain electric polarisation in the absence of an applied electric field.

12. (i) secondary devices for absorbing or for modifying the direction or polarisation of waves radiated from aerials, and

13. Small doses of ionizing radiation (e.g. 10 rad) resulted in aperiodically damped oszillations of membrane polarisation in leucocytes.

14. The team used a digital camera equipped with a linear polarising filter to measure the sky polarisation at night.

15. The modulated linearly polarised electromagnetic waves are separated at the receiving end according to polarisation angle and are demodulated.

16. He added that it was at the same time a vicious circle and a phenomenon of "counter-polarisation".

17. This mechanism corrects functionally the optical defects of images, caused by spherical and chromatic aberrations, diffraction and polarisation of light.

18. The present invention makes it possible to generate a single polarisation mode lock laser capable of energy adjustment without forming multiple pulses.

19. The performance of the resulting anticorrosive paints was assessed by accelerated (salt-spray and humidity chambers) and electrochemical tests (corrosion potential, ionic and polarisation resistance).

20. New Delhi: Retiring as Rajya Sabha member, noted film personality Javed Akhtar Tuesday said “Adjournments” and “polarisation” will not take the country forward as he pleaded with the

21. This increases the risk of labour market polarisation, with evidence of rising wage inequalities and people with low skills trapped in low quality jobs with few prospects of advancement.

22. Said device supplies a direct wave and two perpendicular diffracted waves of H, V polarisation each bearing a modulation based on the input optical wave modulation and the acoustic wave modulation.

23. In general, this chapter considers the notion of convergence, in light with the discussion above, as being absolute, while instead of the rather vague term "divergence", the term "polarisation" is used as a substitute.

24. Applying an AC bias to the emitter, such that the frequency is synchronised with the irradiation frequency, preferably at half the frequency of the irradiation frequency of the excitation laser, serves to reverse the effects of space charge polarisation.

25. The experience of WWII and the subsequent polarisation of Europe during the age of bipolar confrontation should have shown European nations that there is no alternative to building a common European home where people will not be divided into “us” and “them.”

26. In a paper on “Polarised Röntgen Radiation,” the writer gave an account of experiments which demonstrated the partial polarisation of a beam of X-rays proceeding from the Antikathode of an X-ray focus-tube, and verified the theory previously given of the production of …

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28. The invention concerns a method for making an extreme ultraviolet microlithography transmission modulator, characterised in that it consists in obtaining adamantine amorphous carbon by a process using a plasma consisting of a mixture of acetylene and argon and maintained by the power of a microwave source; in depositing a thin adamantine amorphous carbon film on a substrate with low absorption in extreme ultraviolet whereto is applied a variable polarisation; in varying the forbidden band between 1 and 2 eV through control of the argon partial pressure and in varying the corresponding extinction coefficient so as to modulate the modulator transmission without modifying the thickness of the deposited film.