When a metronome tics two or three times a second, one perceives an integral sequence, becoming aware of a rhythmic auditory series characterized by a perceptually distinct frequency.
First, individual sound generating mechanisms each have a distinct frequency which depends on directivity.
We divide the FDA array into multiple subarrays, each of which employs a distinct frequency increment.
Together with the single frequency at center, the distinct frequency number is four.
The nodal response in distinct frequency of vibration varied with time of excitation.
The study also showed distinct frequency signature for both undamaged and damaged kernels.
Polarization modes have been tuned by interface strategy which leads to varied interfacial polarization loss in distinct frequency.
The aim is identification of foundation-soil separation phenomena under a suite of ground motions with distinct frequency content.
Like a guitar string, a bridge can vibrate in distinct patterns of motion, or modes, each of which has its own distinct frequency.
However, since the signal has distinct frequency components localized in time, we exploited sparse nature of Costas code by employing the concept of compressive sensing.
Different splicing variants display distinct frequency of occurrence and region specific expression, indicating their synapse- or cell- specific roles (Ullrich et al., 1995).
