Sentence examples for frequency mismatch from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon is called reference frequency mismatch (RFM).

At each iteration, we essentially decrease the frequency mismatch between the synthesis and analysis FBs.

A frequency mismatch with the dispersion relation naturally explains the mechanism of wavevector anisotropy in plasma turbulence (Gary 2013).

The FTR closed-loop control eliminates the influences of frequency mismatch on the zero rate output and linearity of the scale factor.

Ion-scale fluctuations represent normal-mode fluctuations such as Bernstein and cyclotron modes, accompanied by sideband waves having moderate frequency mismatch with the normal modes.

Later, the governor response dominates the frequency mismatch between the system quasi-steady-state frequency and statutory value until ③ AGC takes over.

This property provides a more robust performance in front of carrier frequency mismatches, multiple access, and narrowband interferences.

2) The concept of frequency mismatches and cochlear delays (stereausis), first proposed by Shamma (1989) has been tested and rejected many times.

To study the impact of this approach, we performed simulations where the received signal is suffering from a discrete time-frequency mismatch such that τ ∈ [-0.5(N + D), 0.5(N + D)] and the frequency offset ε ∈ [-0.5, 0.5].

Previous measurements of the spatial frequency tuning of COS ([21]) showed a decrease in masking for a 4 cpd test when the mask frequency increased from 4 to 8 cpd, but did not determine whether spatial-frequency mismatch or a decrease in mask saliency was the cause.

Through these quality assessment exercises, we identified common causes for mismatched patterns and determined the frequency of mismatch occurrences among the laboratories.