Sentence examples for dependent frequencies from inspiring English sources
We did not calculate the CD measure for the PoS dependent frequencies, as to our knowledge this information has not yet been needed.
The initial bacteraemias were followed by lower cyclic levels of bacteraemia in all animals at individual, -and variant dependent frequencies and amplitudes.
We next wished to quantitatively compare for all 27 eukaryotes, the differences between the length N dependent frequencies of short tracts (N ≤ 6 bp) and long tracts (N ≥ 9 bp) of the type that we presented in Figure 1.
For P. falciparum and S. cerevisiae single gene containing sequences as well as whole chromosomes, all homopolymer tracts were found to have similar length dependent frequencies and therefore over-representation in their functional compartments.
The conductivity pattern is a strongly dependent frequency and obeys a power relation σ ac α ω n for all temperature.
EEG studies of working memory (WM) have demonstrated load dependent frequency band modulations.
Each cell has a constant, running speed dependent frequency and a fixed phase offset to each other cell.
(a) The parallel dynamical nuclear polarization dynamics with microwave driving fields of multiple time-dependent frequencies.
To overcome this obstacle, we apply the following microwave driving fields with multiple time-dependent frequencies and amplitudes H_{m}(t)=biggl[sum_{k} Omega_{k}(t) cosbigl[omega_{k}(t) tbigr]biggr] mathbf{S}_{x}.
In this work, we address this challenge by the design of microwave fields with time-dependent frequencies (and/or amplitudes), similar to integrated solid effect [34, 35], to improve the effective exchange couplings between an inhomogenously broadened ensemble of NV centers and nuclear spins.
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