Sentence examples for frequency handling from inspiring English sources

We also examined the potential of models from human ecology by considering the frequency, handling time and the relative technological value of each taxon to model how people gathered wood resources.

One operator takes over the Coast Guard calling frequency, handling all traffic coming in from other units and radio stations; a third takes a station at the radio direction finder, ready to get a bearing on the distressed ship's transmitter signals; the fourth stands by to be of any assistance he can in the radioroom.

In particular, the nonlinear embedding and de-embedding design techniques are detailed, along with evidence of their advantages with respect to conventional design approaches in terms of power and frequency handling capability.

The frequency of handling and the length of exposure, when combined with the absence of protective measures, are high-risk health factors especially for women and children.

To minimize the risk of having MSDs, countermeasures such as training appropriate method of FOUP handling, minimizing manual carrying, specifying ergonomic machine equipment interface, and assigning male operators for high frequency FOUP handling tasks were proposed.

The handling strategy is based on applying a spatially uniform harmonic electrical voltage at the piezoelectric actuator with the same frequency of handling acoustic waves, in order to change the radiation force effect from repulsive (away from source) to attractive (toward source).

There also are lots of studies on reducing the updating frequency in handling concept drift.

For all Intel platforms they first set the memory to XMP and then adjusted the frequency manually, handling Intel a significant performance advantage, particularly for games". Using his similar test systems and properly configured memory on both platforms, Walton noticed some glaring discrepancies.

We propose that the improved test performance at P75 reflects the frequency of handling and repeated testing in the interval between P30 and P75, and the poor performance at P170 confirms the permanency and severity of neurocognitive impairments resulting from P2+P7 PCP exposure in infancy.

Tumor lines were different between studies, as were the sites of s.c. injection and the frequency of handling the mice.

However, the internal consistency of one of the indices (the index of control over work pace) was relatively low (0.57), and the validity of the question used to assess the frequency of handling heavy objects is unknown.