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The first class of icequake, Type 1, exhibits an impulsive, short duration (~1 s) waveform with a characteristic frequency of 30 40 Hz.
Within the magnetosphere each magnetic field line has a characteristic frequency of oscillation determined by its length, the strength of the field along it, and the mass of the particles attached to it.
We discuss the Li-ion transfer mechanism via a characteristic frequency of impedance analysis and show that the interior of Li-ion-conducting particles is the major Li-ion path.
In particular, aqueous cells show a characteristic frequency of 22 kHz, 120 Hz capacitance of 0.37 mF cm−2, and phase angle of −81.5°.
The optimum observation frequencies for a fault with a characteristic frequency of f c 0 ( = ω c 0 / 2 π ) are as follows: f | T | 0 = ( 2 ) f c 0, (15) f | R | 0 = ( 1 / 2 ) f c 0. (16).
Organic cells exhibit a characteristic frequency of 8.5 kHz, 120 Hz capacitance of 0.16 mF cm−2, and phase angle of −80°, but can run at a voltage of 3 V.
We examined ITD tuning in 186 IC neurons of cats tuned at a characteristic frequency (CF, frequency of lowest rate threshold) between 100 and 3300 Hz (see Figure 1 figure supplement 3).
We show that the interplay between mutation and exponential amplification through hitchhiking results in a characteristic frequency spectrum of the resulting novel haplotype variation that depends only on the ratio of the mutation rate and the selection coefficient of the sweep.
The sensor is a planar two-dimensional inductor capacitor circuit, of scaleable-size, that resonates at a characteristic frequency the value of which is dependent upon the parameters of interest.
The auditory cortex, the part of the brain that processes sound, produces various 'waves' of electrical activity, and these waves also have a characteristic frequency (which is the number of bursts of neural activity per second).
The total global protein motion within the ENM consists of a defined number of modes, each of a characteristic frequency and representing a particular harmonic motion within the protein.
