Sentence examples for frequency carrying from inspiring English sources

When the unperturbed system (1.3) has invariant tori with frequency carrying a quasiperiodic flow.

However, unfolding the site frequency spectra revealed that the large number of high-frequency, derived sites were nearly all synonymous, suggesting that the haplotype that has increased in frequency carried many more synonymous than nonsynonymous polymorphisms.

Correction: February 17 , 2001 Saturday A picture of Conrad Bagne, an officer of Alaska Native Wireless, with an article on Monday about the federal auction of airwave frequencies, carried an erroneous credit.

The well-known difficulty with exterior integral equation methods at critical frequencies carries over to the reduced problem.

Figure 4 presents the cavitation yield obtained over a power input range of 16.67% to 83.33% with different sonication frequencies carried out for 30-min sonication treatments on 1.0 wt% KI solutions.

But they didn't know whether the variety arose through evolution higher frequencies carried better over low-frequency urban rumble, allowing higher-singing birds to entice mates and breed high-singing offspring or if the birds were adapting their songs to the surrounding noise in real time.

We embed the mark into middle frequencies as the higher frequencies could be simply eliminated by a low pass filter and the lower frequencies carry the overall form of the image and changing these lower frequencies may make the watermark visible.

For example, low spatial frequencies carry primarily information about global object shape and large-scale relations among features, while higher spatial frequencies carry information about object shape as well as fine-grained features of the object.

The goal of the current study was to determine which spatial frequencies carry the most diagnostic information for discriminating actions.

When DNA fragment size is appropriate, the oligonucleotide frequencies carry a good phylogenetic signal useful to identify species or genera of environmental DNA fragments [ 30].

These frequencies cover the main frequency range carrying texture information (Hipp et al. 2006).