Sentence examples for changing frequencies from inspiring English sources

The invention she and Antheil later patented used a pre-arranged group of constantly changing frequencies, like the notes of a song, which made messages hard to intercept or jam.

We found the impact of PCV on the pneumococcal population could be observed in reduced diversity, a smaller pangenome, and changing frequencies of accessory clusters of orthologous groups (COGs).

As I demonstrate in the latest issue of the journal Social Science History, by examining the changing frequencies of key words in books published in the United States, researchers can gain new perspectives on America and its novels.

The investigation of tap changing frequencies and voltage profiles is done through quasi-static time-series simulations using a residential street network and one year real world data obtained from local DNOs and research institutes.

Researchers predicted these renegade pulses in 1914 but haven't seen them until now because precursors are slippery, always changing frequencies.

They also analyzed the changing frequencies of the different evening primrose genotypes and the traits associated with these genotypes.

Again, because species management schemes for either rare or invasive species focus on altering abundance of species, we may see evolutionary changes accompanying changing frequency of interactions between conspecifics and heterospecifics.

In VC, ventilated patients have limited capability to produce effects on inspiration other than changing frequency (no changes in inspiratory flow with changes in inspiratory muscle activity).

In particular, the authors show that changing frequency of stimulation can change the brain response from broad activation of forebrain circuits for high frequency stimulation to decreased arousal and negative BOLD signals for low frequency stimulation.

Predicted changes in dryland hydrological regimes, for example changing frequency and intensity of rainfall in the Australian arid zone as a consequence of climate shifts, may therefore have an impact on the ability of cyanobacterial crusts to promote landscape stability.

Human language is highly intonated; that is, it is constantly changing frequency and volume.