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Optical Fiber Sensor Coatings,Interferometric fiber optic sensors. are based upon the principle that environmental perturbations shift the phase of light, ?, propagating in a single mode fiber. This change of phase, △?, compared to a phase reference (see Fig. 1) is ultimately converted by a demodulator to an electrical signal proportional to the environmental perturbation.

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ty — and in spite of the horrors of life, in spite of the fleetingness of happiness, man has made this supreme discovery-all beauty appeals to our delight in mystery and wonder’.. Hudson’s writing conveys what de la Mare refers to as those ‘ecstatic moments’ where ‘the mere words momentarily illumin

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D. A. Jacksonmongst his entire .. The book has certain faults, such as an awkwardness in some of the dialogue and occasional lapses in Hudson’s use of language. There are also occasional faults in the construction; most glaringly, in the motivation for Rima’s return to the forest alone, which results in her dest

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Thomas G. Giallorenzi together in one volume; they have in common a certain grave simplicity, but little else, not even length (‘Dead Man’s Plack’ is far longer than ‘An Old Thorn’). ‘Dead Man’s Plack’ has a kind of stark power, spoiled at times by wordiness in some of Elfrida’s soliloquies, that is similar to that of t

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J. P. Dakin together in one volume; they have in common a certain grave simplicity, but little else, not even length (‘Dead Man’s Plack’ is far longer than ‘An Old Thorn’). ‘Dead Man’s Plack’ has a kind of stark power, spoiled at times by wordiness in some of Elfrida’s soliloquies, that is similar to that of t

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