Sentence examples for adopted frequency from inspiring English sources

Taking the Costas sequence illustrated in Fig. 4 as an example, the adopted frequency indexes in the seven time intervals are {4,7,1,6,5,2,3}.

Given that the adopted frequency is 1000 Hz and the maximum speed is maintained within 200 km/h, a 400 km run takes approximately 3 h, and the amount of sample data is approximately 107.

All pumps adopt frequency conversion control.

The game model adopts frequency hopping to defend against jam threats.

For the long-term resource management, we adopt frequency soft reuse to solve spectrum allocation problem between macrocell and femtocell networks.

In communications, radios operating in very high frequency (VHF) reappeared after World War II and became standard for civil and commercial aircraft, while military aircraft adopted ultrahigh frequency (UHF).

In this study, we adopted the frequency of genital licking as a marker for hypersexual behavior rather than the usual method of counting the frequency of male copulatory behaviors with receptive estrous females (Fiorino and Phillips [1999]; Scotti et al.[2011]) to avoid the confounding element of potential stimulation of sexual behavior by the presence of a receptive female.

These next-generation systems have adopted orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) as the air-interface technology.

The adopted wave frequency band remains as 0.0026 < (omega /left( {varOmega_{ce} } right)_{text{eq}}) < 0.0044, but corresponding to a frequency range of 10 18 Hz.

Especially, the LTE adopted orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) instead of CDMA as multiple access technology, in order to efficiently support wideband transmission.

Another technique called microelectrical impedance spectroscopy (μ-EIS) adopted a frequency dependent excitation signal to be applied across a trapped cell for current response measurement.