Sentence examples for bounce frequency from inspiring English sources

This leads to the nonlinear stability condition Δt ωB ⩽ 1, where Δt is the time step and ωB the particle bounce frequency.

Let us assume that such a source acquires a field-aligned structure just after the injection, which requires the condition ω ≪ ω b to be satisfied, where ω b is the bounce frequency.

The alternative could be the bump-on-tail instability, which agrees with the resonance condition where ω b is the bounce frequency and K ≠ 0 is the bounce harmonic number.

Each individual's bouncing frequency in a crowd is found as following a normal distribution.

Various crowd densities and bouncing frequencies ranging from 1.5Hz to 3.5Hz with an interval of 0.1Hz were considered in the experiment.

Ultrasound – bouncing high-frequency sound waves off structures within the body to see what they look like – was pioneered in 1942 by Karl Dussik, a neurologist at the University of Vienna, who attempted to locate brain tumours using the same method bats use to navigate in darkness.

At the same time, the peaks were slightly left-shifted except that these were bounced toward high frequency in some samples.

The influence of n-octanol concentration on the bubble impact velocity, bouncing amplitude and frequency, the time of three phase contact (TPC) formation (tTPC) and the time of drainage (tD) of the film formed between the colliding bubble and the hydrophobic surfaces was determined.

Two tests have been used to compare the control performances when the vehicle is driven in straight trajectories: (1) a running test on a road based on the standard ISO 8606 and, (2) a road that excites the vertical dynamics at different frequencies (Bounce Sine Sweep test).

This difference between the EST and the LSM is attributed to the bounce of the relative frequency of wave height at the largest waves (or the occurrence of large wave heights off the increasing trend of wave height with return period).

Radio frequencies can bounce off walls, take indirect paths and transmit through many surfaces.