Sentence examples for a slow frequency from inspiring English sources

In young adults, applying transcranial current oscillating at a slow frequency (0.75 Hz) during sleep improves memory.

Next, harmonically forced, lightly damped responses of the beam are studied using both a slow frequency sweep and a shooting-method based search for periodic solutions along with numerical continuation.

When the X mode is characterized by a slow frequency and is not coupled dynamically to the solvent fluctuations, a parametric dependence of the electron proton free energy surfaces, εI k (X, Qp, Qe) and εI n (X, Qp, Qe), on X is included in the SHS analysis.

This will also result in a slower frequency response.

"I knew immediately that I have to take 'all that' on the road to share with others, as an extension of my personal path and evolution--since light and sound are both expressions of energy, sound is just at a slower frequency domain, so essentially I now also create pictures with sound".

The fact that mceph/mceph mice β-cells showed an increased action potential frequency at the same time as the action potential duration was increased may seem hard to understand since one would expect a slower frequency (2).

Local high-frequency periodicity during VF points to a potential driver location similar to that observed during monomorphic VT at a slower frequency.

From systems theory one expects a tradeoff with the speed of the system because a slower frequency response profile would cutoff the higher frequency noise [ 41, 42].

Thus, while a slower frequency signal is read as an oscillating flow of information, high frequency inputs are translated into a message with an approximately constant amount of information.

Based on the comparison analysis, a frequency domain divided decomposition model is proposed, in which sea clutter signals can be decomposed into a slow-frequency component and a de-modulated component.

URL: www.actr.org.au Registration number: ACTRN012605000145606 A repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is either a slow-frequency (≤1 Hz) or a fast-frequency (>1 Hz) non-invasive brain stimulation method [ 1].