Sentence examples for frequencies of human from inspiring English sources

Rosanova, M. et al. Natural frequencies of human corticothalamic circuits.

Zlotogora, J. High frequencies of human genetic diseases: founder effect with genetic drift or selection?

Are there certain amounts or frequencies of human activity that are acceptable to wolverines?

When Autodesk, a software company, moved into a an open-plan building in Waltham, Mass., three years ago, it installed what is known as a pink-noise system: a soft whooshing emitted over loudspeakers that sounds like a ventilation system but is specially formulated to match the frequencies of human voices.

About 30% of the staff have no permanent desk.Light streams in and sound is controlled with dividing walls and "pink noise"—white noise focused on the frequencies of human speech, which can reduce the distance at which a conversation is audible from 50 feet to 12-16 feet.

Frequencies of human exposure were averaged over sites within an island.

The frequency of human outbreaks in Europe, the Middle East and this country has risen over the last decade.

The data links that hold the structure together in time swell rhythmically to the frequency of human regeneration.

Aneuploidy has catastrophic effects on cells and organisms, and plays a key role in the surprisingly high frequency of human birth defects, and in cancer initiation and progression.

Since 80Hz is above the Shannon-Nyquist frequency of human vision (> 2*~15-20Hz), the robot's movements seem fluid with the motion of the robot, save for a small delay from the wireless transmission.

Although data documenting the severity and frequency of human parechovirus (HPeV) infections have been published, detection of HPeV is not routinely performed in most clinical virology laboratories.