Sentence examples for frequency contributions from inspiring English sources
The analysis showed that low frequency contributions were linked to both local and regional scale advective processes.
These features include black-start capability, set point change, active power reversion, frequency contributions and reactive power-voltage regulations.
For a quantitative comparison let us conventionally limit the migration aperture to the circular area where the phase errors of the highest frequency contributions do not exceed.
Resulting findings are firstly, a reduction of the low frequency contributions to the VDOS below the Boson Peak frequency for both polymers.
A post-Doppler STAP clutter cancellation scheme was implemented, which permits the asymptotic decoupling of the different Doppler frequency contributions given that the time base is sufficiently long for the case of a SAR acquisition [20, 26].
The signal expressed on the long vector is finally the concatenation of all of the frequency contributions x ν from ν = ν1 to ν = ν F : x = x ν 1.. x ν F (7).
A low frequency contribution to the dielectric loss found in two-phase samples was attributed to interface polarisation effects.
The observed temperature dependence can be accounted for with an electron phonon scattering mechanism if there is a high frequency contribution from the intra-ball phonons and a lower frequency contribution from phonons with frequencies in the range of 10 to approximately 100 cm−100
An additional low frequency contribution (<1 Hz), not considered in the model, is observed and tentatively attributed to the adsorption of oxygen onto the LSCF surface.
In addition, if the load is all constant power model, then the load power will not change when the frequency drops, and the load frequency contribution factor cannot be obtained correspondingly.
Based on the results of dynamic power flow tracing, the strategy can choose the suitable load node to control, and the defined load frequency contribution indicator is utilized to determine the load shedding amount which each control object undertakes.
