Sentence examples for frequency faster than from inspiring English sources

The detectivity, in turn, shows a maximum between 200 and 300 Hz since the noise decreases with increasing frequency faster than the photoresponse signal.

Thus, the only new strongly deleterious mutations that rise to ultimate fixation are those exceptionally rare mutants that rapidly and continually increase stochastically in frequency faster than the mutant alleles can be purged from the population by purifying selection.

The hallmark of a driver locus is that is increases its allele frequency faster than would be possible under classic Mendelian segregation combined with drift, but not due to selective forces (1 1 ratio in Sp x Sk crosses).

Furthermore, if female mate preferences evolve as a pleiotropic byproduct of an ecological adaptation rather than as a result of direct selection, when these preference alleles are recessive they may be driven to a higher frequency faster than when they are dominant [ 44].

Bluetooth also hops around its frequencies faster than any other consumer wireless technology, which should allow it to adapt to changing radio conditions quicker than a cordless phone.Yes, but...For all Bluetooth's advantages, it is not without limitations.

The proposed method reduces allele frequencies faster than other methods, and also can be used to maintain or increase the frequency of desirable recessives.

As can be seen qualitatively in the top plot of Fig. 5a, the AAC algorithm tracks the fundamental frequency of the signal with less detection lag and is able to follow frequency variations faster than the reference algorithms.

Two reasons for that: on the one hand, high frequency mass transfer responses are not expected and on the other hand, the electronic interfaces dedicated for ac-electrogravimetry are not prepared to follow, without distortion, high rate frequency shifts, faster than a few hertz.

During the next day, at the end of dose, patients performed the UPDRS-III and 4 trials (2 at their preferred walking without auditory stimulation (PW) and 2 with the stimulation at a frequency 10% faster than the cadence at baseline (110A), both with the door in the middle of the corridor); healthy controls performed the 6 trials in the same day.

In the case of a selective sweep, the sterile mutation generally occurs in a very favorable genetic background and thus increases in frequency much faster than the sterile mutation alone would allow.

Aristotle (4th century bc) correctly suggested that a sound wave propagates in air through motion of the air a hypothesis based more on philosophy than on experimental physics; however, he also incorrectly suggested that high frequencies propagate faster than low frequencies an error that persisted for many centuries.