Lasers can be highly frequency-stabilized and accurately measured, one part in 108 being routinely achieved.
Secondly, the fatigue properties of CMCs can be highly frequency-dependent.
For certain baffle impedances they are highly frequency dependent at low frequencies but asymptotically approach a constant at high frequency.
In addition, although theory suggests that brain communication is highly frequency dependent, how structural connections influence overlying functional connectivity in different frequency bands has not been previously explored.
For example, signal-spreading is highly frequency related, such that the extreme peeks in signal distribution are cut off by SFH on average.
However, as DSL crosstalk channels are highly frequency selective and multiuser detection is suitable only when crosstalk is strong, the set of frequency tones in which multiuser detection may be used must be carefully chosen.
Oscillatory DHS may regulate local fluid dynamics with minimal mechanical matrix strain, which is highly frequency dependent.
In the microwave frequency regime, around 1 GHz in our case, biological tissues are characterized by parameters that are highly frequency dependent, owing to their strong dependency on water content [ 9, 10].
Thus, the region of maximal suppression is highly frequency specific in many conditions, whilst the tuning as evidenced by the threshold of suppression (Fig. 3) is less tightly linked to the choice of probe tone frequency.
Synaptic plasticity is highly frequency dependent (Malenka and Bear 2004; Huang and Kandel 2005, 2007) and has different properties dependent on the hippocampal subregion in which it is induced (Harris and Cotman 1986; Johnston et al. 1992; Malenka and Nicoll 1993; Martin et al. 2000; Vianna et al. 2000; Straube et al. 2003; Lee et al. 2004).
The dynamic properties of viscoelastic damping materials are highly frequency- and temperature-dependent.
