Sentence examples for frequency cover from inspiring English sources

These sidebands (a pair to each modulation frequency) cover a range of frequencies equal to the sum and difference between the carrier frequency and the information signal.

Therefore, in this work we evaluate the influence of canopy-layer dominance (deciduous, evergreen, and mixed deciduous-evergreen) from old-growth Nothofagus forests on understory structure (frequency, cover, sub-layers), and vascular plant composition (richness and pattern assemblage), at two typical landscape locations (coast and mountain) of their natural distribution on Tierra del Fuego Island.

Frequency cover values rescaled between 0 and 1 were square-root transformed, with rare species down-weighted.

The aim of pre-processing PMU data is to extract the features of electromechanical modes whose frequency covers the range from 0.2 to 2.5 Hz.

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

While acoustic frequencies cover a wide range of 20 20,000 Hz, we found that three frequencies at 30, 400, and 800 Hz resulted in the same vibration amplitude of the cell culture plates.

The radio-frequency bandwidth is the range of frequencies covered by the modulated radio-frequency signal.

It was observed that all the materials synthesized functioned as negative contrast agents at physiological temperature and at frequencies covered by clinical imagers.

This was to ensure that starting frequencies covered multiple initial conditions, enabling us to critically assess theoretical outcomes empirically over a broad range of starting assumptions.

For the latter calculation, we replace the term T in Eqs. 8, 9 and 11 with T. With a bandwidth below 25 THz (90 100 nm), the resolution degrades by less than 10% at all center frequencies covered by the simulation (Fig. 4).

This embarrassment explains the peculiar frequency of cover images of silhouettes, shoes, seemingly detached legs or arms, rooms or furniture or clothes implicitly evoking heroines, or of half- or quarter-faces allowed to squeeze into the frame as long as they're merely generic.