The phrase "a larger frequency for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the occurrence or rate of something happening more often or at a higher rate.
Example: "The study found a larger frequency for the occurrence of the rare disease in urban areas compared to rural ones."
Alternatives: "an increased frequency of" or "a higher rate of".
Again, the dielectric constant shows a larger frequency dependency for composites 1 and 2. Figure 3 Left-conductivity versus frequency for the four methods.
The plots of the histograms of the heterogeneity contributions in the whole tumour volume (Fig. 3c, d) illustrate that there are more deviations from the mean or a larger frequency in the deviations for mTrx-GFP compared to AnxA5.
The linear spectrogram is then quantized into 64 logarithmically spaced sub-bands to cover a large frequency range for more features [8].
For x values up to 2.5, we find a power law behaviour for SFFnum in a large frequency range (2.10−2Hz 2.102Hz) For each experimental run, we adjust SFFnum to the experimental spectrum SFF.
In the context of model reduction, the requirements for the reduced model are that the projected system is a good approximation to the large scale system for a large frequency range, and also for a large set of parameter variations.
In one example, the leakage-free single-mode guidance is found for a large frequency interval covering 60% of the photonic bandgap.
This linear system, which (for a reasonable structure) has several millions of equations, typically has to be solved for a large frequency range ω = 0, …, 1, 000 Hz in small frequency steps and, depending on the type of excitation, for many right hand sides (load vectors).
This is even true for the algebraic multigrid methods like the Ruge-Stüben method [22] or hypre [23], due to the difficulty of having to solve for a large frequency range, many right hand sides and all this inside an optimization loop.
The computation of these modes requires an iterative solution scheme, however, once they are computed, they can be used for a large frequency range, and in general, the plasmonic response is only governed by very few of these modes.
Vibro-acoustics of extruded aluminium panels are characterized by mid-frequency behaviours for quite a large frequency range [9, 10, 11, 12].
