Sentence examples for a narrow frequency range from inspiring English sources
However, such acoustic dampers are generally only effective over a narrow frequency range.
Because the spectrometer had a narrow frequency range, this procedure was extremely time-consuming, and it greatly restricted observations.
(A) and (B) Low-pass filters; (C) a high-pass filter; (D) a band-pass filter, which actually filters out vibrations within a narrow frequency range (see text).
First, a normal rat that served as a control was caged under the canopy and the entire apparatus was placed inside an acoustic chamber, into which Lobarinas delivered a steady noise with a narrow frequency range.
Firstly, a small frequency-scale ratio is used to obtain the vibration signal with a narrow frequency range, i.e. low frequency vibration.
Those earlier efforts stumbled, however, because the piezoelectric components used were only able to harvest enough current to power a pacemaker if the vibrations fell within a narrow frequency range.
However, it might be that the mean differences in the study of Gordon et al. are only smaller than those of Niebuhr and colleagues because they measured CoG in a narrower frequency range.
In contrast, signals generated by manual impacts have good signal consistency in a narrower frequency range of 10 30 kHz, and are dependent on the diameter of the steel ball.
A few ms later, evoked responses represented a narrower frequency range (higher spectral selectivity) at lower intensities, close to neurons' characteristic frequencies (CF; Fig. 3B 3 rightmost top panels).
Canary vocalizations include harmonically-structured notes, trills and whistles of a narrower frequency range, often with fast repetition rates, while zebra finch songs and calls are composed almost entirely of broad-band harmonically-structured notes that are seldom repeated.
Only the response within a narrower frequency range from around 50 to 90 Hz differed between faces and scrambled stimuli, with higher frequency components being common to both.
