Sentence examples for frequency changing from inspiring English sources

The low frequency interference also appears as a result of the signal's instantaneous frequency changing nonlinearly with time.

The impacts of frequency changing, wire laying forms, as well as the distance between the wire and aircraft skin on phase sequence impedance were thoroughly analyzed.

The simplest choice of (omega(t)) is a linearly increasing function as begin{aligned}& omega_{1}(t) = omega_{c}+nu t, end{aligned} (11) begin{aligned}& omega_{2}(t) = omega_{c}-Delta+nu t, end{aligned} (12) where (omega_{1}(0)=omega_{c}) and (omega_{2}(0)=omega_{c}-Delta) are the starting frequencies respectively, and ν is the frequency changing speed.

Consider the following example demonstrating temporal induction (Dannenbring, 1976), where a short middle portion of a tone glide is replaced with noise and a continuity illusion occurs (i.e., the tone is not perceived as interrupted): On the first line, is a tone glide with the frequency changing from 1000 to 1500 Hz.

Practice making calls until you are comfortable in increasing frequency, changing pitch, and varying durations.

However, it is not suitable to deal with time-varying signals that contain frequencies changing with time.

In our attempt to drive the vMCx with blue laser pulses of different frequencies, changing from 5 Hz to 90 Hz, we obtained a maximum vibrissae response happening at ∼ 3 Hz which it is quite different from the stimulation frequencies.

In particular, the model assumes that the 3 populations originate from a common ancestral population, equivalent to a tree merging the 3 groups via 2 internal nodes, with SNP allele frequencies changing from generation to generation, as they are subject to processes of random drift.

In this study of alcohol consumption among US medical students about a third (24% of women and 43% of men) reported excessive drinking in the previous month, typically in the form of binge drinking, and usually (among excessive drinkers) on multiple occasions, with frequencies changing little over time at medical school.

The upper cutoff frequency is changeable in relation to the sampling frequency by changing its clock frequency.

By decreasing the stimulus size, the spatial frequency band of the border is shifted towards higher spatial frequencies, thus changing the spatial frequency tuning of "available" information.