Sentence examples for a frequency which from inspiring English sources

Vortex whistles generate a tone with a frequency which is a monotonically increasing function of the flow rate.

The pressure signal oscillates with a frequency which allows assessing the flow regime inside the mixing chamber.

We have the coefficient a1, and the coefficient a1 occurs at a frequency which is omega 0, and omega 0 in fact is equal to pi because the signal is e to the j pi n.

And then, in going from this to the spectrum of the decimated sequence, we would rescale the frequency axis so that the frequency pi now gets rescaled in the spectrum for the decimated sequence to a frequency which is 2 pi.

"We can," he said some years ago, "regard an atom which is emitting spectral lines as a clock, so that it is correct to say that an atom absorbs or emits light of a frequency which is dependent on the potential of the gravitational field in which it is situated". The displacement is very minute - two-millionths of the wave-length, and the only body in whose spectrum it can be looked for is the sun.

This eliminates the reabsorption loss by ensuring that light is re-emitted at a frequency which the dye molecules cannot then reabsorb.On top of this literally Dr Currie and Dr Mapel have come up with another trick: placing a second sandwich of dye and glass over the first.

The variation in the magnetic field induces a small alternating current (AC) at a particular frequency, which represents a signal similar to a sine wave.

An X-ray photon has a high frequency which means a shorter wavelength than you could ever see.

Also, zero refractive index can be realized by squeezing waves inside the metasurface at a specific frequency, which shows a high transmission (Fig. 8c).

This leads to a mirror signal with a negative frequency, which cannot happen in practice.

You also talk about a grating frequency which again is a term used in the old analogue television system.