Sentence examples for changes of frequencies from inspiring English sources

Lee's teaching and research interests include: vibrations and waves in elastic solids, piezoelectric crystals and ceramics; effects of applied force, acceleration and temperature fields on changes of frequencies in acoustic resonators; and stress sensitivity of electromagnetic resonances in dielectric resonators.

Experiments have shown that changes of frequencies of the most intensive bands arising from the in-plane, ( {E}_{2 g}^1 ), and out-of-plane, A 1g, vibrations, as a function of number n of layers looks differently.

In contrast, the relative rates in changes of frequencies in different amino acid classes on the branch leading to the P. abyssi and P. horikoshii ancestor is minimal, as clearly seen in Figure 5A, B and 5D.

It is a significant extension of the original PCA method which has already shown to outperform traditional methods like rate-of-change-of-frequency (ROCOF).

Detecting changes of frequency modulation (FM) within speech is hypothesized as essential for accurate phoneme detection, and thus, for spoken word comprehension.

Following 1 hr immobilization stress exposure, the changes of frequency in grooming bouts and total time in grooming durations were tested in each genotype.

Our test for selection requires changes of frequency at least 0.3, so effectively only analyzes reduction in the major allele frequency.

Figure 5 illustrated the changes of frequency by analyzing the signal of dynamic pixels time by time from control and terfenadine-treated embryos.

The different mode shapes exhibit a drastic change of frequencies.

This trend is generally true for low values of prestressing level (5 10% of the ultimate compression strength of the section) while for higher values of prestressing force, the rate of change of frequencies of vibration is reduced.

The change of frequency was caused by the impedance change of the microbial metabolism.