Sentence examples for considerable frequency range from inspiring English sources

Our main findings challenge the assumption that efficient modern lighting is not sensitive to voltage fluctuations, at least over a considerable frequency range.

EMD working principle is by decomposing the time-series signal into a specific finite sum of the components based on the considerable frequency ranges, called intrinsic mode functions (IMFs).

Contributions of capacitive ac currents that cross microscopic internal polymer-electrolyte interfaces in the deep pores of the polymer become considerable only in the higher frequency range.

The terahertz [THz] frequency range is receiving considerable attention recently due to various applications.

As shown in Figure 3, there is a good correlation between this measure and the emPAI derived protein concentration, yet with considerable noise in the high abundance and high detection frequency range.

Experimental studies have shown that PDs can offer considerable potential for suppressing structural resonant conditions over a wide frequency range.

Of particular interest is the high impedance modulus measured in such dual-ion modified Z-type polycrystalline hexaferrites that have considerable potential for applications as anti-electromagnetic interference (EMI) over a frequency range of 0.5 5 GHz.

A considerable decrease of impedance magnitude was observed, and thus a significant enhancement of the useful frequency range was obtained.

They successfully demonstrated a considerable reduction of the total scattering cross-section at the target wavelength (called the invisible wavelength) in the visible frequency range (Fig. 1b).

It is shown that a considerable improvement of the insertion loss has been achieved around the lightly damped resonances of the system for the frequency range investigated (60 220 Hz).

Electrical responses in the cochlea of many lizard ears show considerable variations: in absolute sensitivity, in the tonal regions in which responsiveness is best, and in the extent of the frequency range.