Sentence examples for a dominant frequency of from inspiring English sources

The spectral analyses of the bed pressure drop indicated a dominant frequency of 12 Hz in the stable spouting region.

It was also found that an external polychromatic sound with a dominant frequency of 1000 Hz inhibits the instabilities and results in a reduced flame propagation velocity.

Multi-channel seismic data were collected during RV POSEIDON cruise P338 in 2006 (ref. 56 and during the 'ATLANTIS FOUND' project in 2015. The respective sources for the high-resolution seismic profiling system were a 45/105. GI-airgun system (SERCEL US) with a dominant frequency of 100 Hz, and a Delta Sparker with frequencies up to 500 Hz.

Outside the plasmapause, dV from the TIG radar had a dominant frequency of 15 mHz.

It shows a signal that oscillates with a dominant frequency of ~1.8 mHz.

Short period tremor (SPT) with a dominant frequency of 0.3 0.5 s began just prior to the inflation peak, then strengthened significantly as deflation was initiated.

The vibratory velocity level of the bottom slab had a dominant frequency range of 63 100 Hz, and the vibration velocities of the box girder's web and bottom slab were about 20 dB smaller than that of the top slab.

VLF events are characterized by a dominant frequency range of 2 to 8 Hz and a duration ranging from tens of seconds to a few minutes (Obana and Kodaira 2009).

Spectral analysis of the droplet axial velocity component for the oscillating conditions revealed a dominant frequency equal to the frequency of the sinusoidal acoustic wave in the combustor.

Apart from the PM3 simulations, all SW simulations are essentially monomorphic characterised by a single dominant frequency of approximately 10 Hz and a highly localised recurrence map.

The difference in the total rupture duration on R1 and R2 could also affect the amplitude difference of the low-frequency waveforms from them; the long rupture duration on R1 could cause a lower dominant frequency of waveforms from R1 than that of waveforms from R2. Fig. 5 a Spatial relationship of near-fault stations and coseismic slip distribution of the 2016 central Tottori earthquake.