Sentence examples for broad frequency spectrum from inspiring English sources
All measurements were performed on HMDE at thermodynamic equilibrium employing broad frequency spectrum.
The hydraulic wave paddle has a maximum stroke of 36 inches and is capable of driving regular and irregular waves across a broad frequency spectrum.
In addition, turbulent wind contains energy across a broad frequency spectrum and improvements at multiples of the rotor frequency are less important in these conditions.
Human diseases are caused by alleles that encompass the full range of variant types, from single-nucleotide changes to copy-number variants, and these variations span a broad frequency spectrum, from the very rare to the common.
A new technique of vibration sensing, based on a polarimetric fibre-optic strain sensor, is presented; it is designed for localisation of multiple sources of disturbances in a broad frequency spectrum without using fibre gratings.
Starting from a lean operating condition, the system first develops a chugging instability with a broad frequency spectrum, which then gives rise to a well-established spinning oscillation with a narrow peak frequency in the dual mode region.
Continuous impulses (pyramidal-form pulses, 5 pulses/s), which contained sinusoidal waves of a broad-frequency spectrum, were applied as the forced oscillation.
These are of fundamental importance when seeking to model extreme ocean waves, involving broad-banded frequency spectra and realistic directional spreads, since they incorporate a large range of horizontal length scales.
The impact signals were received through a transducer (microphone) mounted on the mobile device and recorded on a broad-band receiver for frequency spectrum analysis.
More importantly, the analysis of frequency spectrum shows that the novel system has a broad frequency bandwidth, which is very desirable for engineering applications such as secure communications.
In CR-MANETs, the available spectrum bands vary over time and space, while they are distributed nonadjacently over a broad frequency range.
