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NTFF
(redirected from Near-To-Far-Field)

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NTFFNear-To-Far-Field
NTFFNorth Texas Future Fund (DFW Airport, TX)
NTFFNYK-TDG Friendship Foundation
NTFFNational Transaction File Format
NTFFNorth Texas Fossil Forum
NTFFNorth Tucson Fire Fighters (Arizona)
NTFFNettur Technical Training Foundation (India)
NTFFNet Transcapillary Fluid Flux
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describe the parallel implementation of the three-dimensional Cartesian FDTD method, first introducing such basic concepts as the boundary conditions, near-to-far-field transformation, and enhancements to the FDTD, and later discussing such topics as absorbing boundary condition, singular boundary condition, and simulation technique for the partially symmetric problem.
Parallel finite-difference time-domain method by SciTech Book News
In addition, the system offers superior near-to-far-field image resolution for improved detection of disease and abnormalities, reducing the need to perform more expensive or invasive studies.
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