Sentence examples for challenges frequency from inspiring English sources

In order to make MEMS oscillators suitable for system applications, a review of two of the biggest technical challenges, frequency trimming and temperature compensation, is presented.

Of these challenges, frequency change plays a vital role in maintaining the power quality.

First, we ran an agglomerative complete-link hierarchical clustering algorithm to see how the students grouped based on their challenge frequency profiles per activity.

Synthesis of the reviewed approaches is presented, issues related to establishing non-stationary behavior are discussed and future challenges in frequency analysis of hydro-meteorological extremes are discussed as well.

This poses great challenges to frequency dynamic and stability of power system due to the inertia loss.

To establish reliability, they were first asked to determine the challenges and frequency counts for activities 3, 4, and 5 from Sara's video data.

As the inter-cell interference becomes a great challenge in frequency reuse one systems, soft frequency reuse (SFR) has been widely used to deal with the severe inter-cell interference especially for cell edge users.

In response to allergen challenge, the frequency of CRA-specific B cells increased in the bone marrow, lung-draining lymph nodes, and in the lungs (Fig. 1C).

The TENSE-study is a cluster randomized controlled study investigating the effects of a continuous educational program on stress experienced by nursing staff (primary outcome) and emotional workload, work satisfaction, stress reactions at work and knowledge about challenging behaviour; and frequency of challenging behavior, quality of life and social engagement of residents.

We address this challenge using frequency-domain multiplexing of signals from an array of superconducting transition-edge sensors (TES).

The Natural Resources Defense Council has settled a significant case with the Navy in which we challenged mid-frequency active sonar training exercises that were being carried out around the world without the adequate environmental review required by federal law.