Sentence examples for frequencies of which from inspiring English sources

Musical sounds are actually a combination of many simple harmonic waves corresponding to the many ways in which the vibrating parts of a musical instrument oscillate in sets of superimposed simple harmonic motions, the frequencies of which are multiples of a lowest fundamental frequency.

We now consider an ensemble of NV centers, the transition frequencies of which have a certain distribution instead of a unique value of (omega_{0}).

When the object is small, the object function can be expressed as a 2-D spatial Fourier series the spatial frequencies of which are related to the eigenfrequency shifts caused by the object.

At the transmitter, m pc message data bits are subjected to serial-to-parallel (S/P) conversion and are mapped into one of the possible 2 m pc combinations of M p carriers, the frequencies of which are characterized by the set B of frequency indices.

The sensors incorporate a pair of double-ended tuning fork (DETF) resonant strain gauges, the mechanical resonant frequencies of which shift in proportion to an axial force induced by variations in the component of gravitational acceleration along a specified input axis.

Physical systems, the natural frequencies of which depend parametrically on certain quantities, may exhibit the phenomenon of frequency coalescence, when two or more natural frequencies become equal; or the phenomenon of avoided crossings, when two or more frequencies approach rapidly and then avoid crossing each other.

The incoming radio frequency is mixed (heterodyned) with the output of an oscillator the frequency of which is adjusted so that the difference between it and the incoming signal is constant; the result is the intermediate frequency.

One thing that's still Hong Kong about him is his work rate: six films already since the turn of the decade, the frequency of which perhaps depresses his grosses to the $20-30m range (though it looks like DGBMH2 will go higherange

And make no mistake, the virtual nature of their relationship was a deliberate effort on Kafka's part: his allegiance was to writing, and the love he felt for Bauer was constructed entirely in writing, the content and frequency of which he could control.

First, the signal modulates a subcarrier (a radio-frequency wave the frequency of which is below that of the final carrier), and then the modulated subcarrier in turn modulates the output carrier.

"Given the frequency of which we carry out this ultimate act, it should be done in compliance with the law, with transparency and deliberateness and care," said Ms. Levin, who also teaches at the University of Texas.