11. Active vibration isolation involves sensors and actuators that produce destructive interference that cancels-out incoming vibration. 12. The reflected waves can interfere with incident waves, producing patterns of constructive and destructive interference . 13. This would have caused destructive interference and no new carbon-carbon bond would have been formed. 14. If the transmitted beams are out-of-phase, destructive interference occurs and this corresponds to a transmission minimum. 15. Simply adding the antennae coherently can produce destructive interference just as happens in the optical realm. 16. Incoherent scattering also occurs within the foam structure, with the suspended conductive particles promoting destructive interference . 17. This incoherent scattering also occurs within the foam structure, with the suspended carbon particles promoting destructive interference . 18. You have to filter the noise to make the phase correlate before you can achieve destructive interference . 19. This can be interpreted as destructive interference . 20. Rather than using constructive and destructive interference , horns achieve directionality by reflecting sound into a specified coverage pattern.
