'energetic frequency' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the natural flow and/or vibration of something or someone. For example, "The energetic frequency of the concert was palpable, with the music captivating the entire audience."
The spectral inversion procedure flips the energetic frequencies present in a broadband sound (i.e. exchanges the energy present between higher and lower frequencies) about a user-specified frequency value (Fig. 1C) to create a frequency structure that is 'impossible' in a natural sound.
Genotype 3 currently seems to be associated with intravenous energetic drug, high frequency of cryoglobulinemia, and advanced liver disease in our region.
In conclusion, genotype 1 was found to be the main genotype in our study followed by genotype 3. Additionaly, genotype 3 currently seems to be associated with intravenous energetic drug, high frequency of cryoglobulinemia, and advanced liver disease in our region.
Further investigation of the characteristics and frequency of energetic swell waves are recommended to enhance prediction and the design of coastal defences, and hence reduce their consequences.
Finally, miRDeep assigned a score to each read based on: (a) seed sequence homology to known human miRNA, (b) presence of a star sequence, (c) minimum free energy (RNAfold), (d) energetic stability (Randfold), (e) frequency of reads that correspond to Dicer processing.
If these guidelines are followed, both types of elastic actuators can provide significant energetic benefits at high frequencies.
A hybrid MHD-gyrokinetic simulation model is presented which is suitable for self-consistent study of the interaction of energetic particles with low-frequency MHD waves.
Each FFT coefficient weighs the energetic contribution of a single frequency component to the signal so that a frequency spectrum can be illustrated by tracing X(k).
