Sentence examples for few frequencies of from inspiring English sources

A few frequencies of disks subjected to other boundary conditions have also been presented.

It is also shown how some of these additional frequencies may occur amongst the first few frequencies of the structural system.

IPM-TP has a fewer frequency of registration with the LMAG, and therefore, the signalling cost is reduced as well as the handover latency.

However, the chain B of the c-Jun has relative fewer frequency of fluctuation and the major binding region (from 228 to 240 residues) showed a less fluctuation as shown in Figure 12(b).

The first few frequencies and modes of displacement are computed for circular and elliptic cavities, which provide a check on our numerics, and results for the displacement of an infinite plate are given for four specific cavity geometries and various boundary conditions.

Analytical expressions and derived curves relating the crack depth and location on the shaft to changes in the first few natural frequencies of the shaft are presented.

It is found that the dynamic responses of the tower crane are dominated by both the first few natural frequencies of crane structure and the pendulum motion of the payload.

The exact three-dimensional equations are first derived for an N -layered sphere with a liquid core and an extensive parametric study is then presented for the first few natural frequencies of the spheroidal modes of vibration.

In this paper, a procedure based on the Galerkin method is employed to estimate the first few natural frequencies of a beam with varying sectional properties and including the effects due to rotary inertia.

However, at the lowest frequency (0.22 Hz), eye velocity actually led target velocity irrespective of whether target motion only consisted of a few frequency components (SS) or whether the spectral composition of the motion was more complex.

However, it is possible that the decisions of the listeners are based on other changes within the stimulus, for example, the emergence of a figure might be associated with a change in the temporal modulation rate of a few frequency channels.