Sentence examples for a greater frequency range from inspiring English sources

Consequently, condenser microphones generally have better linearity and a greater frequency range than dynamic microphones.

The begging call of a fledgling is similar to the call of the nestling, but significantly louder and covering a greater frequency range (which may make it more directional).

For the advertisement calls, high positive values on component 1 (37% of the variation) were associated with modulations of a longer duration and a greater frequency range and higher maximum frequencies in the tail modulations.

Electrical recording technology (introduced in 1925 26) made it possible to record a full orchestra with much greater frequency range, and Beecham quickly embraced the new medium.

However, in Upington where summer temperatures are considerably higher than in Johannesburg and where there is a greater frequency of very hot days, a broader range of difficulties and ill health effects was reported.

Both the cases and controls had a greater frequency of the biallelic mean CAG repeat sizes in the polymorphic range below the median value of 19 repeats.

The range of ages seems to show a positive skew, with a greater frequency of people aged 40 years and under.

But some ultrarunners do participate at a greater frequency.

Line broadening, in spectroscopy, the spreading across a greater wavelength, or frequency range, of absorption lines (dark) or emission lines (bright) in the radiation received from some object.

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Although only limited experimental data are available, it appears certain that, in general, fishes with the accessory mechanisms described above have greater sensitivity and a higher frequency range than do those lacking such mechanisms; while upper frequency limits are about 1,000 hertz for many fishes, they are about 3,000 hertz for the Ostariophysi and other specialized types.