Sentence examples for frequency of the normal from inspiring English sources
The frequency of the normal rainfall years was found to be 15, whereas, the frequency of the models which matches the observed one were (bccr = 9, cccma = 13, echam = 10, giss = 12, inmcm = 10 and ipsl = 11).
The next layer showed an enhanced cusp at 3.96 MHz, which is close to the frequency of the normal F1 cusp (4~4.2 MHz) as indicated by ionograms at the same local time on other days.
Somatic variants were called if the allele frequency of the normal tissue was smaller 0.2 and the delta between tumor and normal frequency was at least 0.1.
The frequencies at which infrared radiation is absorbed correspond to the frequencies of the normal modes of vibration or can be considered as transitions between quantized energy levels, each of which corresponds to excited states of a normal mode.
The frequencies of the normal modes of vibration of FePd single crystal have been measured using inelastic neutron scattering.
In Figure 2(c), the center frequencies of the normal modes (Omega_{1,2}) derived from the data in Figure 2(a) and Figure 2(b) are plotted along with a fit using Equation (10).
The frequencies of the normal tissue types were separated by menopausal status and compared to the corresponding optical properties.
There was found a clear correlation between powder rheological and electrostatic charge data with the observed acoustic performance as reflected in the frequency dependence of the normal incident sound damping coefficient.
FA methods, such as the one presented in Figure 1 (i.e., FFT), performed well in identifying the three major frequency components of the normal photopic ERG response.
To test whether the survey modes led to different results regarding the classification of the SDQ, the frequencies of the normal-borderline-abnormal classification were cross-tabulated against the survey mode.
The forcing frequency is set at a fixed value, in the range 15 120% of the natural shedding frequency of the stationary normal flat plate.
