Sentence examples for frequency of about 100 from inspiring English sources

The chip successfully monitored the growth of MDA-MB-231 human breast cancer cells and recorded the impedance from 1 kHz to 1 MHz and demonstrated a peak frequency of about 100 kHz in the impedance spectrum.

Elastic and anelastic properties of Cu Al Ni single crystals (Ms∼370 K) in the β′1 martensitic phase have been studied in the temperature range 7 300 K at a frequency of about 100 kHz.

RASS has been applied to WPRs operating at about 50, 400, and 1.3 GHz, corresponding to the acoustic frequency of about 100 Hz, 1, and 3 kHz, respectively, considering the Bragg condition between the radar and sound wavelengths (e.g., Masuda et al. 1990; May et al. 1988).

We note that most spectra are centred at a normalized Doppler frequency of about 0.1.

It is seen that perturbations above the source region form packet structures with a period of about 25 min (frequency of about 0.7 mHz) in Fig. 2. The packet structures can be formed by the beats between the dominant modes.

Super-sharp silicon tips (Silicon-MDT Ltd) with resonance frequency of about 106 kHz were used at a scan rate of 1 2 Hz.

Cut-off frequencies as high as 300 MHz and maximum oscillation frequencies of about 600 MHz have been extracted.

With frequency-swept pulses, bandwidths of up to 800 MHz have previously been attained for excitation and detection of spin packets at frequencies of about 9.6 GHz and bandwidths of up to 2.5 GHz in a polarization transfer experiment at frequencies of about 34 GHz.

The antenna is fed by CPW line, and it has triple band resonances operating at frequencies of about 1.5, 3.5 and 5.4 GHz for GPS, WiMAX and WLAN applications.

With a body length of about 1 mm and an oscillation frequency of about 1 Hz, the Reynolds number for a worm swimming in water is ∼1, and so viscous and inertial forces are about equal.

He discovered that the squirrels were making very short screeches at a frequency of about 50 kilohertz.