Sentence examples for average peak frequency from inspiring English sources
The average peak frequency and spectral concentration obtained were 5.550 and 5.554 Hz and 56.3 and 54.4%, respectively, and the kurtosis was 0.266 and 0.695.
Over pup development, the average peak frequency increased as more syllables were produced in the higher frequency band.
The average peak frequency of syllables was higher in B6 mice, and the average interval between syllables was shorter in B6 mice.
The comparison between B6 and BALB mice revealed that the average peak frequency of syllables was lower in BALB males (Mann–Whitney test, p<0.005), the average interval between syllables was longer in BALB males (Mann–Whitney test, p<0.005), but the number and duration of syllables (Fig. 1b) emitted in the 3-min test did not differ significantly (B6, 240±45 times/min; BALB, 257±32 times/min).
Spectral analysis of the eight structural points yields average peak frequencies, respectively at around 2.5, 3.5, 4.3, 5.3 Hz and so on for NW SE direction.
Interestingly, in Frien et al. [2000b], the most pronounced difference in average peak frequencies (across trials) was seen in the sustained gamma band responses, while this difference was much smaller during the stimulus onset transient.
Moreover, a detailed sonographic analysis has shown that the actual averaged peak frequency of this "distress" call is higher than 40 kHz [27].
Average spectral power analysis revealed the average dominant peak frequency to be in the alpha range (8 12 Hz) in control subjects and in the theta range (4 8 Hz) in DLB subjects (Fig. 2A), consistent with previous findings.
A minimum of 10 epochs from at least two recording sessions were taken to obtain average peak theta frequency, total delta, total theta power and total gamma power for each animal.
The LFP was pass-band filtered in both the forward and reverse directions, to achieve zero phase distortion, using a tenth order Butterworth filter with a pass band of ±5 Hz around the average FTG peak frequency.
The array was mounted in the kayak and and its design considered the minimum distance between hydrophones for accurate detection of average manatees peak frequency (5 kHz) (Colbert et al., 2009; Gaspard et al., 2012; Gerstein et al., 1999; Nowacek et al., 2003), assuming an underwater sound speed of 1500 m/s (Carlton, 2012).
