Sentence examples for based on higher frequency from inspiring English sources
Because they're based on higher frequency visible light waves rather than microwave radiation, optical clocks are an order of magnitude more accurate than previous instruments.
In 2018, the tier one carriers will be rolling out fixed "pre-5G" deployments based on high frequency millimeter wave (mmWave), beam-forming, and massive multiple-input and multiple-output (MIMO) technologies.
It has been proposed that a globally useful resource need only be based on high frequency variants, identified from a few modest samples.
This paper examines thresholds of sand movement, intermittency and the relationship between fluctuating winds and transport intensity based on high frequency measurements of wind speed and saltation.
A damage index (DI) approach for damage detection and localization based on high frequency wave propagation data and low frequency vibration measurements is presented.
A procedure based on high frequency impedance measurements is also proposed to control and precisely adjust the setting of the electrolyte film geometry.
Therefore, any influences coming from the testing procedure must be known and understood before relying on the fatigue data based on high frequency testing for component design and validation phases.
By using an analysis based on high frequency approximations, as given by Jones [1], the field produced by the diffraction of two knife-edges of a plane acoustic wave of short wavelength is determined and the results are compared with the predictions of ray theory, in the circumstances when mixed boundary conditions are prescribed on one of the scatterers.
His research focuses on nonparametric and semiparametric estimation and inference of financial risk factors, such as volatility and jumps, based on high frequency financial data.
When we combined these two gene lists, the first based on "high frequency" and the second on "high amplitude" but both with increased expression, the final number of unique genes was 70 (Table 6).
