Sentence examples for frequency required to from inspiring English sources

The voltage and the frequency required to manipulate the particles decreased comparatively with the use of this medium.

Elucidate the training frequency required to maintain strength gains acquired via short-term resistance training on the rotator cuff.

The nano-drug AMB delivery system appeared more effective than free D-AMB therapy to reduce the dose frequency required to achieve the same therapeutic level.

In modern electronic ringers, introduced in the 1980s, the ringer current is passed through an oscillator, which adjusts the current to the precise frequency required to activate a piezoelectric transducer a device made of a crystalline material that vibrates in response to an electric current.

In the third phase, we used a second set of simulations to estimate sample size and sampling frequency required to have a reasonable chance of detecting a minimum trend in vegetation cover for a specified time period and level of statistical confidence.

The radio frequency required to build the electromagnetic field was 600 watts.

Therefore, on the basis of such idea, we propose a new adaptive calculation method for parameter p. First, the appropriate lower bound and higher bound of parameter p for high frequency and low frequency require to be chosen, respectively.

The drive frequencies required to cause bifurcation correspond to the first two peaks in the system's frequency response curve.

Inter-jurisdictional examples include determining the appropriate sampling frequencies required to obtain meaningful trends or develop well-founded opinions, the correlation of indicators from different jurisdictions, and problems associated with extrapolation to varying scales of application.

These experiments turned out to be surprisingly difficult, because of lower stimulation frequencies required to ensure pool replenishment and several additional experimental issues related to low temperature.

The tribometers are equipped with means to measure amplitude, frequency, power required to keep the samples in motion and load applied.