Sentence examples for breakdown frequency from inspiring English sources

They concluded that the estimation of Dc″ could be reasonable if the station is located within the distance of Rc (the resolution distance), which is approximately 0.8 times the wavelength at breakdown frequency.

The R2 in the total range of frequency (0 to 50 Hz) are generally slightly better than R2 derived from the breakdown frequency ranges (0 to 10, 10-20, 20 to 30, 30 to 40, and 40 to 50 Hz; as well as 5 to 15, 15 to 25, 25 to 35, and 35 to 45 Hz) considered under the study.

There is no big difference in the correlation between the magnitudes and IRI in the total and breakdown frequency ranges, in the case of the smartphones that have been fixed; for the smartphones that have been placed at location with realistic settings, a frequency range of 40 to 50 Hz is the most useful range that can be used to estimate IRI.

It is also interesting to note that all of the R2 values, derived from the different breakdown frequency ranges, are considerably good, and there are no big differences among them (Figure 4). Figure 4 Selected results (A to C) from the previous study (vehicle 1, smartphone A).

The relatively lower ratio of medium or long chain amylopectin in CSSL50-1 is correlated with the higher breakdown frequency of its starch granule when heated, indicating that the importance of the fine structure of amylopectin in normal starch granule appearance and degree of grain chalkiness [ 22].

Recent high-speed Si-based bipolar transistors apparently exceed the Johnson Limit in terms of breakdown voltage cutoff frequency product, and this paper addresses the relevant issues.

In the same context, it is suggested BVCES be employed in representing the upper limit of breakdown voltage cutoff frequency product.

For a symmetric network with real eigenvalues an instability may occur as some (kappa_{p} in mathbb {R}) increases through 1, signalling a breakdown of frequency locking.

Furthermore, only one study [ 45] had provided a breakdown by frequency of alcohol use: "daily", "weekly", and "monthly" (however, the amount consumed was not reported).

In the breakdown of frequencies detailed in Table 1 it was found that 78.3% of the ex-elite table tennis players had varying signs of radiographic OA in their knee joints and in comparison, only 36.3% of the control group had signs of OA with correspondingly less advanced radiological signs of OA according the KL scale.

Our work also performs the power frequency breakdown voltage testing of R134 and its mixtures.