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Using the concepts of the equivalent phase comparison frequency, group period phase processing, phase group synchronization and phase quantization step and so on, and the high stability of common frequency source, the resolution with picosecond or subpicosecond can be easily obtained and ±1 count error in traditional phase comparison approach can be eliminated.

Points near 0% or 100%, where the base frequency and comparison frequency are very different, correspond to easy discriminations, whereas points near 50% correspond to difficult discriminations.

In Fig. 7, neurometric curves were generated by plotting the percentage of each recorded data at different comparison stimulus frequencies (F = 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 Hz) for which the comparison frequency was called higher than the base frequency, which was fixed at 30 Hz (because it is the middle point of the stimulus frequency range), as a function of the comparison frequency.

In comparison, frequency of ad and other media exposure was not significantly associated with the perceived harm measures.

The telescope will operate in the two frequency bands 26-36 Gigandrtz and 85-115 GigaHertz (1 GigaHertz is 1 billion Hertz; for comparison frequencies of a few 1000 Hertz are used in the AM radio band).

This entails direct comparisons, frequency and trend analyses, and empirical orthogonal functions analyses.

The oscillator comparison beat frequency was logged on a frequency counter (model 53142A, Agilent Technologies, Inc). referenced to a 10 MHz rubidium standard.

For comparison, this frequency range extends beyond the typical high frequency response limit (approximately 10 Hz) of seismometers (Shearer 1999).

Fig. 3 Comparison of frequency regarding the most frequent nine categories for UK and USA HEIs Fig. 4 Comparison of frequency regarding the least frequent nine categories for UK and USA HEIs Fig. 5 Comparison of frequency of categories among the 'top 10' higher education institutions Fig. 6 Comparison of frequency of categories among the 'middle 20' higher education institutions.

Dubno, J. & Schaefer, A. Comparison of frequency selectivity and consonant recognition among hearing-impaired and masked normal-hearing listeners.

(For comparison, the frequency range of human hearing extends from about 20 hertz to about 20,000 hertz).