Sentence examples for called frequency from inspiring English sources

Tomlinson was the lead singer in an Orlando band called Frequency.

From a technical standpoint, the ruling gives new muscle to a radio-signal technique called frequency hopping.

The substance that inhibits its own production in Neurospora's clock was already known: it is a protein called Frequency.

The other technique, called frequency modulation, varies the frequency of a fixed-amplitude carrier wave in proportion to the information signal.

Hedy Lamarr, the actress habitually regarded as "that most beautiful woman in Hollywood," was a rocket scientist on the side, inventing and patenting a torpedo guidance technique she called "frequency hopping," which thwarted efforts to jam the signals that kept the missiles on track.

Recently, a flexible array called frequency diverse array (FDA) has been proposed [3-5].

But in the annals of science, Antheil and Lamarr, who became friends in Hollywood in 1940, are remembered as the improbable inventors of a system for the radio control of airborne torpedoes that they called frequency-hopping.

Hedy Lamarr did well enough on the screen but, just in case, she spent her free time developing something called frequency-hopping spread-spectrum.

If frequency is the parameter chosen to be a function of the information signal, the modulation method is called frequency-shift keying (FSK).

Three schemes have been devised for efficient sharing of a single channel under these conditions; they are called frequency-division multiple access (FDMA), time-division multiple access (TDMA), and code-division multiple access (CDMA).

It was clear that a digital system would be more efficient and would support more users, but there were two competing approaches.Taking turns to speakOne, called "frequency-division multiple access" (FDMA), was similar to the old analogue system in the sense that each handset within a given cell would operate on its own radio frequency.