Sentence examples for frequencies apply to from inspiring English sources
However, there is also a general reason why frequencies cannot be correlated with substitution rates - observed frequencies apply to sequences of extant taxa only, whereas substitution rates refer to ancient as well as recent evolutionary changes.
We demonstrate that static or transient fields up to terahertz (THz) frequencies applied to silicon and ZnO crystals generate even-order high harmonics.
The reflection properties of the antennae were sufficient to obtain highly coherent measurements (range 0.8∼0.9) at the sound frequencies applied to the antennae.
Total respiratory system impedance Zp was measured throughout a range of frequencies applied to the airway opening during an eight-second perturbation [ 33].
Hoffman's Iron Law (the efficiency of a woofer system is directly proportional to its cabinet volume and to the cube of its cutoff frequency) applies to subwoofers just as to all loudspeakers.
Remarkably, while stimulation of sufficient frequency applied to the thalamus during the DOWN state reliably triggered cortical neuronal coactivations, an identical thalamic stimulation during a spontaneous UP state did not appear to have any effect.
When the modulation frequency applied to the two laser lines overlays in time (Δ t=0), the polymerization can be effectively inhibited, which would be the same behavior as that observed for beams without intensity modulation.
The second quadrupole has only radio frequency applied to it and functions as a collision cell, and the third quadrupole serves as a second mass filter and can scan or filter the fragments produced.
Everything about the amplitude and frequency would apply to this scanning too.
Stations broadcasting on the least favoured AM frequencies can also apply to vary their output, if they produce more than 10 hours of locally made daytime programmes, they can scale back.
What frequency shift should we apply to remove the residual carrier frequency offset (frequency synchronization)? .
