Sentence examples for emitting frequency from inspiring English sources

By simulation, the influences of environmental geometric size, electromagnetic parameters, and emitting frequency on the signal intensity outside the pipeline are studied.

We concentrate our attention on analyzing the compactness of the sources as a function of their redshift (and therefore the emitting frequency) as a precursor to the use of milliarcsecond scale structures of AGN as a cosmological standard rod.

The first stage (at least, after the atoms have been cooled close to absolute zero by more traditional methods) involves an optical "trap"—a set of lasers emitting frequencies of light that slow the atoms down.

Most bats echolocate by emitting frequencies between 20 and 60 kHz (ranging from 9 to 212kHz) and the specific frequencies they use are a compromise between the costs associated with the likelihood of target detection and call attenuation.

This relation suggests another advantage of increasing emitted frequency in addition to the advantages usually mentioned, i.e. efficient reflection from small objects, and increased resolution.

Estimated detection ranges still vary much less than emitted intensities, but some bats achieve almost twice as long maximum detection distances as other, mainly due to lower emitted frequency.

Stoke is a phenomenon that emitted frequency is lower than exciting frequency.

When an emitted frequency is higher than an excited frequency, this scattering is called as antistoke.

As CF bats approach an object, for a given emitted frequency, the returning echo will be of higher frequency (due to Doppler-shift).

In the absence of data from specific studies on emitted frequencies in operation and their impact on the sound quality around airports, this research must be conducted.

It can therefore be objectively argued that the combination of the two approaches contributes to a better understanding of the emitted frequencies problem that should be controlled by aircraft manufacturers.