Sentence examples for a high enough frequency from inspiring English sources

Although the mass-to-stiffness ratio in bearing cartridge pivot and the sway mode of the actuator structure by themselves were at a high enough frequency range, it was observed that the coupling effect in the pivot and actuator structure limited the frequency that it can be achieved.

Hitler's broadcast was at a high enough frequency to penetrate Earth's ionosphere (from which radio signals can be absorbed, reflected back down to Earth, or in this case refracted into space).

Cable operated at a high enough frequency (VHF radio frequency or high data rates) will meet the conditions \scriptstyle R \ll \omega L and \scriptstyle G \ll \omega C.

Despite its theoretical inconsistencies, the BB method can therefore be applied to animals that regularly reorientate within their HRs and adapt their movements to the habitats crossed, provided that they were relocated with a high enough frequency.

However, it also suggests that secondary introgression operates since a sufficiently long period of time to allow newly formed recombinants to reach a high enough frequency to be sampled.

In the case of fitness costs, single mass releases may not be sufficient to introduce and/or maintain the transgene at a high enough frequency to interrupt pathogen transmission cycles.

Our goal was to determine whether a similar approach could be developed in an animal, but with a high-enough frequency to bypass the need for selection to generate marker-free, gene-sized edits in a single step.

We posit that the observed excess of significant associations in genes with predicted deleterious variants may be due to so-called synthetic associations between rare deleterious alleles and a common allele at a linked locus at high enough frequency to be included in association mapping tests (Goldstein 2009; Dickson et al. 2010).

Centromeric drive may nonetheless play a role in the evolution of human centromeres, if it occurs through rapid sweeps of alternate centromeric types in discontinuous intervals, such that no allele at high enough frequency for detection is currently undergoing such a sweep.

Such intermittent behavior complicates the diagnostics task, with difficulties in detecting and isolating intermittent faults, which occur with low frequency but yet at high enough frequency to be unacceptable.

Our results show that, compared to manual filtration, SAFS provides the ability to easily perform filtrations at high enough frequency to measure POC concentrations at spatial and temporal resolutions that are closer to those possible with in situ sensors.