Sentence examples for frequencies necessary from inspiring English sources

Traditional nonhuman primate metal cage construction, while durable and standardized around the world, prevents data transmission at the frequencies necessary for high-bandwidth data transfer.

In 1968, to alleviate congested mobile-phone frequencies, the FCC made a proposal to telecommunications companies: if they could demonstrate a truly efficient, high-capacity mobile-phone service, the FCC would allocate the large number of frequencies necessary to make the service commercially viable.

The intent of this paper is to focus on high US frequencies necessary for high-resolution imaging because they are of interest for applications such as phase conjugation.

The accuracy and frequency necessary to compensate this increase of failure probability was estimated.

The critical pulsation frequency necessary to dislodge the drop from the wall has been determined with different drop diameters, two different liquid phase systems (one at low and one at high interfacial tension).

The relation between the cooling rate and the frequency necessary to achieve the same glass transition temperature has been quantified in terms of a logarithmic difference Δ=log10[|q|]−log10, where |q| is the absolute value of the cooling rate in K s−1 and ω is the angular frequency in rad s−1 necessary to obtain Tg q)=Tα.

In order to produce the high voltage high current pulses with rise and fall times of the order of the inverse ion plasma frequency necessary for PBII processing, generators using pulse transformers, where the voltage at the primary is provided by transistor switches and where the energy is stored at a low voltage level, have been developed.

One can calculate the wingbeat frequency necessary for the insect to maintain a given stability in its amplitude.

These measures use industry standard best practices and can be monitored in an affordable but credible manner at a practical scale and with the frequency necessary to influence conservation actions.

Nevertheless, our results qualitatively reproduce the clinically observed relations between stimulation amplitude and stimulation frequency necessary to suppress Parkinsonian tremor.

A third shortcoming is that satellites do not always provide the "revisiting frequency" necessary for optimal bloom detection and tracking.