The phrase "a higher periodicity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, mathematics, or any field discussing cycles or frequencies.
Example: "The system exhibits a higher periodicity compared to previous models, indicating a more stable behavior over time."
Alternatives: "an increased periodicity" or "a greater periodicity".
IMF-5 shows a much higher periodicity, similar to (i.e., in phase with) the solar cycle variation and the amplitude of variation is approximately ±40 R, i.e., ∼20 % of the mean emission rate.
A higher avulsion periodicity leads to a longer channel residence time in its bed.
A higher avulsion periodicity does not necessarily lead to a higher NGR and thus a higher cumulative production.
The lower periodicity always served as the positively reinforced stimulus [conditioned stimulus (CS +], whereas the higher periodicity served as the negatively reinforced stimulus (CS−; an additional UCS, duration 0.5 s, was applied on false reaction to the CS−).
By varying the frequency and amplitude of the external forcing (control parameters) not only were the chaotic dynamics converted to periodic states (controlling chaos via entrainment), but the period-1 (P1) behavior could also be transformed to oscillatory dynamics of higher periodicity (for example: P2).
In contrast, higher periodicity means more overhead, consequently reducing data throughput.
The occurrence of significant higher periodicity modes are dominant in drought years compared to surplus, which also vary with geographical locations.
This analysis (our unpublished observations) confirmed higher periodicity as measured by average relative power in calcium signals in contralateral vs. ipsilateral axons at a frequency of 15 per hour, the frequency of calcium transients evoked by Wnt5a in vitro (Li et al., 2009).
Typical for the Baltic is a high annual periodicity and variability in water temperatures.
High PCE value means a signal has high periodicity and vice versa.
