Sentence examples for electromagnetic frequencies from inspiring English sources

-What are the benefits and drawbacks of using electromagnetic frequencies?

EMERGENCY LOCATOR BEACONS (using electromagnetic frequencies): -What frequencies are monitored for emergency situations?

The critics are led by Howard and Diane Zack, whose home, with its 280-degree view of the bay, is less than 100 feet from the site of the tower, which would send electromagnetic frequencies pulsating through their children's bedrooms.

Shiha said the C-Fast uses electromagnetic frequencies similar to those used in bomb detectors and radars and had been tested on more than 2,000 patients with a high success rate.

For Mr. Netanyahu, that has meant accepting that much of the West Bank will be part of a future Palestinian state, but with Israel keeping control of the borders, airspace and electromagnetic frequencies.

And if your (bleached, pesticide-soaked cotton) bedding doesn't kill you, your clock radio just might, say those who classify electromagnetic frequencies as carcinogens.

WiTricity licenses technology, developed at M.I.T., to transfer power between a pair of copper coils resonating at the same electromagnetic frequency.

They showed us their vast array of tools, including electromagnetic frequency meters, motion sensors and something called a spirit box, which mostly seemed to record a lot of static and occasional voices from a nearby radio station.

In addition, Kagiyama et al. ([2010]) conducted extensive and dense VLF-MT surveys to investigate resistivity features near the surface using a singular electromagnetic frequency of 22.1 kHz.

The authors, eight Indian experts ranging from health specialists to telecom engineers, reviewed the international literature on electromagnetic frequency emissions and described more than 20 case studies in which a health hazard from mobile phone usage has been documented.

The feasibility of this algorithm is demonstrated in computational experiments with a model problem of electromagnetic frequency sounding of layered media.