Sentence examples for frequency constituents from inspiring English sources

Wavelets are a powerful and efficient mathematical tool that divides the data functions or operators into distinct frequency constituents and each constituent is analyzed or investigated with a resolution matching on its scale.

The CAP's frequency constituents appears to be in 0-8000 Hz interval for the control group and it is divided in 17 bins, and each bin represents relative power of that frequency.

The direction of the summed word frequency result is perhaps surprising in that having lower frequency constituent words predicted higher meaningfulness ratings.

LGM2011 is based on the Japanese SELENE mission that provides the low- and medium-frequency constituents of the gravity field, down to spatial scales of ~ 78 km.

While the algorithm has been applied to a global SEGM with the aim of modelling mostly low-frequency constituents of the Earth's gravity field, it can also be applied to any frequency band-width as well as to any computation region (local, regional and global).

The frequency and constituents of this phenomenon are unknown.

Physical processes that controlled SSC and their contribution to the total variance of SSC were (1) diurnal, semidiurnal, and other higher frequency tidal constituents (24%), (2) semimonthly tidal cycles (21%), (3) monthly tidal cycles (19%), (4) semiannual tidal cycles (12%), and (5) annual pulses of sediment caused by freshwater inflow, deposition, and subsequent wind-wave resuspension (13%).

These data show that the CD4 T cell repertoire contracts in absolute number with aging, shifts in composition towards cells with a memory phenotype, and accumulates an increased frequency of constituents with higher CD5 levels that proliferate.

It is postulated that the biological activity of a compound is due to the sum of such physicochemical factors as: partition coefficient, molecular geometry and spatial orientation, electronic characteristics of the molecular orbitals, and vibrational-rotational frequencies of constituent groups.

To rule out acoustic confounds and possible diverging effects of constituent frequency, we used a single second constituent (work) that was identical across all stimuli, whilst tightly controlling acoustic and psycholinguistic features of the first constituents in a group of 10 compound words.

Closed-form frequency specifications for constituent filters of the GP realization are obtained, making an independent and fast design of the short-length constituent filters possible.