Sentence examples for common frequency of from inspiring English sources

The common frequency of vibration of the structure is determined numerically using a finite difference method.

Across the sampled population, the most common frequency of camel milk consumption was twice per day (49%) followed by three times a day (35.7%).

It is an ({N=7} -variable model, borrowed from [16] (Fig. 1), with two completely discoN=7} -variableuctures, {(x_1,,x_2,,x_3,, x_4,, x_5)} and {(x_6), (x_7)}, which share a comodelfrequency of oscillation.

Beyond the riometer limit the gradients are extrapolated to 10 dB (or about 5 dB at today's more common frequency of 38.2 MHz). Figure 7 shows the electron density predictions for median conditions as in Fig. 4, but with the modifications described above.

The most common frequency of participation however was 3 4 games per week.

The most common frequency of drinking reported by men was drinking 1 2 times a week, compared with 6 11 times a year among women.

In the present paper, we analyzed the PFX data when the center frequency of the PFX was fixed at 10.2 kHz, which was one of the common frequencies of the Omega signal.

Consider a WMN in a finite area that adopts a common frequency channel of unit bandwidth.

By comparing the sets from 12 M2' plants to each other, a variant filter to distinguish unrelated variation from mutations was prepared based on a common frequency threshold of 20%%.

The most common frequency becomes the frequency of motion targeted for the analysis.

In his remarks yesterday about Sept. 11, he said, "I see our inability to get the departments to talk with one another on a common frequency as one of the issues that might have had an impact in reducing the loss of life".