Sentence examples for by the frequency range from inspiring English sources

Timbre is determined by an instrument's shape (e.g., the conical or cylindrical pipe of a wind instrument), by the frequency range within which the instrument can produce overtones, and by the envelope of the instrument's sound.

In such a case, the nonlinear aliasing can be controlled by the frequency range.

By extending the frequency range of measurements above those recommended by ISO 5349 (1986) for the assessment of vibration hazard, a large amplitude peak in the spectrum was detected at frequencies around 3 kHz.

The maximum-valued SLF block is selected and further divided into smaller blocks by increasing the frequency range.

By using the frequency range of 22.0 35.0 GHz, the maximum errors of evaluations are less than 0.38% and 1.04% of the full lengths of the pipes under test for the start and end points of the PWT sections, respectively.

This is achieved by: (1) minimizing the frequency range of the first pass band, (2) maximizing the frequency range of the stop band, and (3) creating local resonance over the second pass band.

According to (15), the input impedance of the amplifier can be approximated by Cin within the frequency range of measurements.

To use Eq. (30), the simulation has to be carried out point by point across the frequency range of interest using sinusoidal excitation, along with the corresponding conductivity values at different frequency.

Note that the channel frequency response of UWB systems can be calculated by Equation (1) in the frequency range of UWB for both desired and interference signals.

The conductivity was measured at room temperature by impedance spectroscopy over the frequency range 20 106 Hz with a voltage of 1 V.

The sharpness of the frequency response at resonance is often used for this purpose, quantified by the width of the frequency range (bandwidth) for which the response is above some fraction of the maximum response.