"adjusting frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a change in frequency, either an increase or decrease in the rate of something. For example: "By adjusting frequency, the researchers were able to speed up the process."
Generate new solutions by adjusting frequency, and updating velocities and locations/solutions. if (rand > r i ).
The lazy scheduling algorithm (LSA) proposed by Moser et al. [21] adjusts the worst-case execution time by adjusting frequency of the CPU according to tasks' energy consumption.
The tertiary control can be designed to regulate active and reactive power flow with adjusting frequency and voltage respectively after microgrid is staying synchronized with main power grid in gird-connected mode [9].
Those numbers may not be easier for you to remember, but it makes them a heck of a lot simpler for systems to match with one another without creating some kind of inter-format fraction that has to be resolved with yet another adjusting frequency.
The treatment 4 as first two days adjusting per 16 h and then one time per day at pH 7 was chosen as the optimal mode with high VFAs content(47.31 g/L), TS and VS removal rate (42.95% and 54.01%, respectively), low adjusting frequency, fewer dosage and practical operability.
Nevertheless, since adjusting frequencies to take into account null alleles did not affect inbreeding coefficient estimates, all loci were used in the analyses.
Variation of porosity and thickness are also options to adjust frequency of beams (not detailed in this work).
By flashing communications chips with new instructions downloaded off the Internet, Meinrath says, hackers can add sophisticated features to wireless routers such as the ability to adjust frequency and signal power.
Analysis revealed 1575 small RNA deepBase clusters mapping onto exons with a length adjusted frequency of 0.093 per kilobase (1575 clusters) while clusters mapped with a frequency of 0.042 per kilobase to the introns (20959 clusters).
Analysis revealed 1575 small RNA deepBase cluster mapped onto lncRNA exons with a length adjusted frequency of 0.093 per kilobase (1575 clusters) while clusters mapped with a frequency of 0.042 per kilobase to the introns (20959 clusters).
To describe disease-driven gene-gene relationships, we defined a novel joint relevance measure, called Adjusted Frequency Value (AFV) to evaluate the strength of a gene-gene interaction in the gene forest related to complex diseases.
