Sentence examples for frequency cuts from inspiring English sources

The red arrows mark the flux values, for which transmission vs. frequency cuts are shown in Figure 4.

The speeds of the leading edge and peak are established by a best fit to time-frequency points obtained from different frequency cuts of the WAVES spectrograms.

Figure 2 Uncalibrated through transmission magnitude (color coded) as a function of probe frequency and externally applied flux for (a) resonator A and (b) resonator B. The red arrows mark the flux values, for which transmission vs. frequency cuts are shown in Figure 4.

The super high frequency cuts through everything but is also quite subtle and made the song sound complete.

This consequence of the working principle leads to a theoretical high frequency cut-off.

Ring-width series of individual trees were detrended by fitting a cubic smoothing spline with a 50%% frequency cut-off at 30 years.

To highlight climate-induced growth fluctuations in the growth series, we detrended all series using a cubic smoothing spline with a 50% frequency cut-off at 30 years.

Subsequently, a fine high-level frequency cut-off of (varOmega_{text{C}}) is employed to avoid the bifurcation of the DOS in a 3D semiconductor cell.

Similarly, a sharpended high-level frequency cut-off has been employed at (varOmega_{text{d}}) and maintain it into a positive DOS in 2D and 1D semiconductor cells.

Based on the PM of TCD, the high frequency cut-off of machined surface topography is defined, which is related to a material parameter a0.

A set of results with a high frequency cut-off value as a parameter is given to demonstrate the extent of the applicability of the synthesis procedure.