Sentence examples for frequency to rise from inspiring English sources

The croak overwhelmed the calls of the tree frogs, as well as those of other pond dwellers, and the tree frog raised its voice to a higher frequency to rise above the bullfrog clamor.

To follow the ball, including measuring its spin using the Doppler effect (which causes the radar beam's frequency to rise when it bounces off part of the ball that is spinning towards the detector, and fall when it returns from part that is spinning away), the MLB therefore turned to TrackMan, a Danish radar firm.

It is shown that for a certain tensegrity structure, increasing the level of pre-stress may cause the natural frequencies to rise or fall.

Obtained results show that the rotary inertia decreases the fundamental frequency, while an increase in the diameter of the attached bio-object reduces the natural frequency, but causes frequency shift to rise.

Or will its frequency continue to rise in a creepy, crawly climb?

They vary in intensity — mild, medium and hot — and their frequency seems to rise and fall without a predictable pattern.

In relation to the start of withdrawal bleeding migraine frequency started to rise at day one before bleeding (31.7% of the cycles) (Fig. 4).

The OH-dependent output (which we observed and studied only at high OHN frequency) continued to rise throughout the 30 s of OHN input.

These core-alleles thus combine two characteristics: (i) high frequency, which is typical for old alleles that have already had much time to rise in frequency, and (ii) at the same time a remarkable length of the haplotype surrounding it, typical for young alleles.

Scientists studying climate change in this part of the world say they expect extreme weather, including cyclones and powerful tropical storms, to rise in frequency here.

In contrast to biology, the frequency of lateral transfer seems to rise with the appearance of the greatest diversity of design variants.