Sentence examples for both range and frequency from inspiring English sources

The shallow-water acoustic channel differing from radio channel is limited and depends on both range and frequency [2].

(3) Lower available bandwidth: Influenced by harsh environment such as transmission loss, noise, and high propagation delay, the available bandwidth is limited and depends on both range and frequency.

This variation introduces a range-invariant range walk and a range azimuth coupling term [2, 7] (range azimuth coupling term is a spectrum phase term which is dependent on both range and azimuth frequency variables at the same time).

Moreover, the available bandwidth of underwater acoustic channels is limited and dramatically depends on both transmission range and frequency.

The results revealed weak and mainly non-significant effects of both LF range and frequency on GF scaling (GF/LF ratio).

Secondly, the available bandwidth of the underwater acoustic channel is limited and strongly depends upon both transmission range and frequency (e.g., the longer the communication distance, the lower the available bandwidth of the underwater acoustic channel); most commercial acoustic modems operate below 30 kHz.

This measure encompasses both the range and frequency traveled by a person into a single measure, with higher values characterizing more mobile subscribers and lower values resulting from subscribers who do not travel as frequency or as far.

Descriptive statistics (median, range, and frequency) were computed.

Both the range and the frequency of the observed neuronal cell body sizes were in line with previous findings for similar DRG neuronal cultures (von Banchet et al., 2007).

Oxygen vacancies are shown to involve in the conduction and dielectric relaxation of the BFO thin films deposited at different temperatures, as demonstrated by their dielectric and conduction behavior as a function of both temperature (in the range 294 514 K) and frequency (in the range 10−1 106 Hz).

Ranges and frequency of distributions were estimated for quantitative variables.