Most oscilloscopes allow for probe attenuation factors, displaying the effective sensitivity at the probe tip.
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Q is the anelastic attenuation factor or the seismic quality factor, a measure of the energy loss as the seismic wave moves.
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The lake basin analysis uses the volume of the lake and pollutant-specific attenuation factors to calculate a population of average-annual lake concentrations.
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For lower frequencies, the attenuation factors are much lower, the achievable heating depths are higher, and the temperature gradient within the tissue is lower.
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:: We're talking about'Q'anelastic attenuation factor ( or strictly its inverse ), the degree to which rocks absorb seismic energy.
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Eyewear is rated for optical density ( OD ), which is the base-10 logarithm of the attenuation factor by which the optical filter reduces beam power.
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This results in a . 1 ( 10X ) attenuation factor, but helps to isolate the capacitive load presented by the probe cable from the signal being measured.
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Since this cross-correlation is equal ( save for the K attenuation factor ), to the autocorrelation function of \ scriptstyle s _ { c'}, this is what we consider:
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In the case of non-birefringent materials, however, the 2? Jones matrix is the identity matrix ( multiplied by a scalar phase factor and attenuation factor ), implying no change in polarization during propagation.
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A superconductive Faraday cage would probably exclude the magnetic field right down to DC ( see the Meissner effect ), but non-superconductors must have a practical lower limit ( combined with an attenuation factor ).
