The phrase "a different frequency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations in occurrence, intensity, or type of something, often in contexts like science, music, or communication.
Example: "The study revealed a different frequency of responses among the participants based on their age groups."
Alternatives: "an alternative rate of" or "a distinct level of".
Exposure to a different frequency of light causes the DNA to relax into its natural shape again, deactivating the thrombin.The technology is still in its early days, but the goal is to inject patients with the microscopic clasps and use different frequencies of infra-red light to activate and deactivate the clotting clasps in specific locations.
An InGaAs-based photodetector works at a different frequency of light (1,550nm rather than ~900) and is far more efficient at capturing it.
This is the how the communication cost is estimated for larger networks or a different frequency of aggregation sessions.
The material itself is a thin laminate with row-upon-row of tiny squares etched onto copper, each one of which is tuned to a different frequency of light.
When comparing the cephalalgiaphobia score among groups with a different frequency of migraine (1st group = 1-3 attacks per month; 2nd group = 4-14 attacks per month and 3rd group ≥ 15 attacks per month) our study showed that the more frequent the migraine, the higher was the cephalalgiaphobia score.
We compared the cephalalgiaphobia score at T0: a) among groups with a different frequency of migraine (1-3 attacks per month; 4-14 attacks per month and ≥ 15 attacks per month); b) between episodic migraineurs with aura and those without aura; c) between patients suffering from chronic migraine with medication overuse and those without medication overuse.
Each handles a different frequency for each of three or four or more carriers.
"He came into the field of seismology when new types of instruments had just opened up a different frequency band of seismic oscillations: the very low frequencies -- much too low to be audible -- that are generated by big earthquakes and make the whole Earth ring, like a bell in a church tower," said Princeton geoscientist Guust Nolet.
Also in this case, is strongly oscillating as a function of, and maxima and minima are regularly distributed, though with a different frequency separation of about 25 MHz.
At first, Harbisson consciously worked to memorize the names of the colors he was hearing, eventually matching up a different frequency with each of the 360 shades of the color wheel.
The haptics can also be themed, creating unique styles including themes like metallic, soft, and typewriter-like – each theme offering a different frequency and duration of vibration.
