Sentence examples for effects in the frequency from inspiring English sources

And because the stimuli are going sort of sinusoidally in and out of visibility, there's no sharp movement transience, which causes some distortion effects in the frequency domain.

The biological and health effects in the frequency range from 10 MHz to a few GHz consist of a body temperature rise of more than 1°C.

CI therapy with a cast showed positive effects in the frequency and quality of functional hand use and new emerging behavior as compared to the no-therapy group, but no effects were found on QUEST [ 53].

Non-equilibrium effects in the frequency-temperature region around the onset of the α transition are discussed.

There is an indication of an odd/even cycle effect in the frequency distribution of Forbush decreases and the associated SSCs.

Experimental results show that such trilayer-type laminated nanocomposite has excellent micro-wave absorption effect in the frequency band (from 13 GHz to 40 GHz) up to 40 dB, especially in high frequency section.

Although the original spreading code c1,0 is used in the frequency domain in the MC-CDMA system, note that the original spreading code in the CFO and multipath environment is distorted by the CFO and different time delay of multipath effect in the frequency domain.

A drastic site effect in the frequency range lower than 0.5 Hz has been shown during the 2015 Gorkha, Nepal earthquake (Bhattarai et al. 2015), not only in DMG but also in other stations (Takai et al. 2016; Kubo et al. 2016).

This windowing introduces a convolution effect in the frequency domain explaining the saturation of the MSE when the power of the interferers becomes negligible compared to the UoI. Figure 7 however shows that it globally improves the MUI robustness since UFMC slightly outperforms RB-F-OFDM for P UoI/P interf<20 dB.

24 which, given the strong age-dependent effect in the frequency of CD19+CD27−CD24hiCD38hi cells, could significantly affect the observed frequencies of this immune subset.

That EPs were more common with older age and more advanced stage was expected: we demonstrate a case-mix effect in the frequency of EP because of stage and age at presentation across all cancer types examined with a lesser effect owing to co-morbidity, deprivation, and female sex (where relevant).