PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «STROBOSCOPICAL»
stroboscopical
stroboscopical
define
device
studying
motion
body
especially
rapid
revolution
vibration
making
appear
slow
down
stop
reverso
meaning
also
stroboscopically
stroboscopic
stroboscope
strophical
defined
noun
instrument
periodic
varying
specif
using
strobe
light
illuminate
moving
machine
very
briefly
property
topological
dynamics
sciencedirect
dynamical
system
given
metric
space
continuous
selfmap
said
have
misiurewicz
point
from
collins
always
derived
forms
ˌstrəʊbəˈskɒpɪk
pronunciation
ˌstroboˈscopical
adjective
ˌstroboˈscopically
adverb
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «STROBOSCOPICAL»
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Progress in Mathematical Biology Research
Math. Soc. 349 (1997), 1377-1387. [76] V. Jimenez Lopez and L'. Snoha,
Stroboscopical property in topological dynamics, Topology Appl. 129 (2003), 301
-316. [77] V. Jimenez Lopez and L'. Snoha, Stroboscopical property,
equicontinuity and ...
James Terrence Kelly, 2008
Summary: "A dynamical system given by a compact metric space and its
continuous selfmap is said to have the (Misiurewicz) stroboscopical property if,
given any point z from the space and any increasing sequence of positive
integers, there ...
3
Catalogue of the Special Loan Collection of Scientific ...
Stroboscopical discs on the systems of Dove, Poggendorfi', &c., illuminated by
Geisslei-'s tubes. 22. Becquercl's phosphoroscope. 23. Three rotatory tubes by
Geissler. 24. Apparatus for Arago's rotation magnetism. 25. Apparatus for
producing ...
Anon, CAMBRIDGE UNIV PR, 2011
4
Methods in Physical Chemistry
Using short mw pulses in combination with Laser excitation, photo-induced
reactions can be observed in a stroboscopical manner [14], thus allowing
recording of the interconversion of radicals or the determination of details of
charge and spin ...
Rolf Schäfer, Peter C. Schmidt, 2012
5
Records of General Science
Stroboscope. — Stampfer has invented some interesting stroboscopical tables, or
glasses, founded upon a similar principle with the traumatoscopical figures. The
first idea of this instrument originated with Plateau. He termed it phenakisticope.
Robert Dundas Thomson, Thomas Thomson, 1836
A stroboscopical gas-electron diffraction method for the investigation of short-
lived molecular-species. Appl. Phys. B-Photo 32, 161–163. Becker, R.S., Higashi,
G.S. and Golovchenko, J.A. (1984). Low-energy electron-diffraction during pulsed
...
Peter Hawkes, John C.H. Spence, 2008
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Magnetic Domains: The Analysis of Magnetic Microstructures
Dynamic processes can be observed only by stroboscopical techniques since the
image build-up requires a few seconds. • Non-conducting samples require a
metallic coating. The methods using electron polarization analysis offer high ...
Alex Hubert, Rudolf Schäfer, 1998
8
Clinical Voice Pathology: Theory and Management
When observed stroboscopical- ly, the folds often demonstrate an anterior glottal
chink, a decrease in the amplitude of vibration, and a phase asymmetry. We still
do not fully understand the mechanism of laryngeal muscle fatigue, which ...
Joseph C. Stemple, Leslie E. Glaze, Bernice K. Gerdeman, 2000
9
Progress in Computer-assisted Function Analysis: Proceedings ...
As a further example, figure 8 shows a grand-mean EP of industrially lead-
exposed subjects to stroboscopical flashes in comparison to that of a control
group. The configuration of the EP of the exposed group differs from that of the
control ...
Jos L. Willems, Jan Hendrik Bemmel, Joseph Michel, 1988
10
Electron Microscopy, 1984: Proceedings of the Eighth ...
The electron gun devised can be used in stroboscopical electron microscopy and
stroboscopical electron diffraction /2/ to study kinetics of la ser induced
intramolecular processes in the time-scale of picoseconds. The electron pulse
was ...
A. Csanády, P. Röhlich, Dezső Szabó, 1984
