Sentence examples for frequencies accompanied from inspiring English sources

Oscillations of recirculation zone length were also characterized at all harmonic excitation frequencies accompanied by a cyclically varying strain rate along the flame front.

In experimental animals, diastolic force occurred at supra-physiological frequencies accompanied by reductions in developed force during systole [16] which approximated zero as diastolic force continued to increase towards ultimate tolerable heart rates [27].

The dispersed clay/PDMS nanocomposite shows an order of magnitude increase in the dynamic storage modulus at low frequencies, accompanied by the emergence of a 'solid-like' plateau, characteristic of dispersed nanocomposites with enhanced clay/polymer interactions.

Using the strict criteria, eight (of 16) GPs (50%) exhibited behavioural evidence of tinnitus over a range of background frequencies, accompanied by hearing threshold recovery: four animals at 4 6 kHz (GP1, GP2, GP13 and GP16), two animals at 8 10 kHz (GP2 and GP11) and three animals at 16 18 kHz (GP2, GP5 and GP15).

One of the prominent features of the cusp Turbulent Boundary Layer (TBL) is a persistent low frequency electromagnetic turbulence that extends from <1Hz up to the electron cyclotron <span class="lh lhl">frequency, accompanied by what appears to be purely electrostatic noise above this frequency range.

In the simplest case, when a genetic variant is adaptive, it rises in frequency accompanied by nearby hitchhiking alleles, creating a pattern of decreased heterozygosity – this region is known as a selective sweep (reviewed in Hurst [ 1]).

A high frequency accompanies large wave dispersion for the violent relative displacement of fluid solid and the kinetic energy transformation.

The investigation indicated that up to a 5% increase in the natural frequencies was accompanied by a 27.2 °C rise in temperature.

Main frequencies were accompanied by 95%% Clopper-Pearson's confidence intervals (CIs).

Increased mutation frequencies are accompanied with decreased virus progeny, infectivity and fitness, leading in some cases to the complete extinction of the virus population (Domingo et al., 2012).

Typically,, ototoxicity results in high frequency hearing loss, progressive as a function of frequency, usually accompanied by tinnitus and occasionally by vertigo or loss of balance.