Sentence examples for expanded frequency from inspiring English sources
Like other Home RF members, Proxim is designing its newest equipment to take advantage of an expanded frequency hopping range.
Soloway notes that in cases where certain gene alleles confer some selective advantage, high levels of the required nutrient can actually lead to an expanded frequency of those alleles in a population.
To improve hearing (that is, to expand frequency detection up to several thousand Hertz and/or to increase sensitivities), species across different taxonomic groups have evolved accessory auditory structures.
The cantilevers array can be tuned to the frequency and expanded the excited frequency bandwidth in ambient low frequency vibration.
If the area of their territory is expanded, the frequency of contact decreases.
As waves in the direction of movement are compressed, and waves in the opposite direction are expanded, the frequency drops dramatically when the hearer and the source go past each other.
However, as part of its Review of Radio, Ofcom has expanded the frequency allocations for DAB and has advertised local and a national ensemble licence on blocks outside the original Wiesbaden plan on 10B to 10D and 11A.
DNA immunization is not subject to anti-vector immunity and has the potential to establish an expanded precursor frequency of antigen-specific cellular immune responses in the majority of subjects.
On July1, 2004, the government expanded the frequency of public well-child care visits.
In 1984 , 1986 and every four years thereafter, an expanded food frequency questionnaires containing 116-130 food items was sent to the nurses to update their dietary information.
(N6) NOT VIABLE Medium confidence predictions of deleterious codons are assigned to codons that could be constructed based on the expanded position frequency matrix (additional bases predicted from AA positions using approach (V4)), but still not observed in AA results from synonymous codons nor SeqalSV/StralSV analyses (Observation O8 and NOT O7).
