Sentence examples for frequency by a from inspiring English sources

But what is important for the muon is that because W's behave differently in magnetic fields, the brief switcheroo changes the measured wobble frequency by a slight amount.

And this is a log magnitude scale, a logarithmic frequency scale as indicated by the fact that as we move in equal increments along this axis, we change frequency by a factor of 10.

Finally, signals were classified into four types based on the waveform and corresponding peak frequency by a short time Fourier transforms (STFT).

In its latest report, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concludes that it is virtually certain that, in global terms, hot days have become hotter and occur more often; indeed, they have increased in frequency by a factor of 10 in most regions of the world.

Similarly, going from the ν values of visible light to the very much larger ones of gamma rays represents another increase in frequency by a factor of a million billion.

For example, the native bees Andrena chalcogastra, Colletes dimidiatus, Melecta curvispina, and Osmia canaria reduced their interaction frequency by a 35.8% from pre- to apis-periods in 2008 2009, mostly losing among-module connector interactions (c coefficient; Supplementary Fig. S5A,B and Table S5).

It has been shown that heat waves in the UK are predicted to increase in frequency (by an order of magnitude), length and severity (peak temperature) by the end of the century7.

The BICEP2 team had checked its results against data recorded at lower frequency by an older telescope, BICEP1.

Surface deformations were simulated under various normal loads and sliding frequencies by a ball-on-disk tribometer system at room temperature.

We characterize resonant frequencies by a complex Floquet-Bloch dispersion relation ω = W defined by the existence of a nontrivial nullspace of a pair of boundary-integral projections parameterized by the wave number β and the time-frequency ω.

The genotype frequencies expected by chance were compared with the observed frequencies by a 2-sample proportion test for a binomial distribution.