Sentence examples for frequency tolerance from inspiring English sources

In this situation, the deviation is approximately equal to 1.4%, while the transmitter frequency tolerance is 1.8%.

The frequency tolerance was ±0.03 in the acquisition dimension, ±0.04 in the indirect proton dimension, and ±0.5 in the carbon dimension for C-edited NOESY or ±0.05, ±0.05, and ±0.5, respectively, for N-edited NOESY.

This online training allows for adaptability regarding the system frequency, providing tolerance against its deviation.

However, in Parkinson's disease, the broad frequency-amplitude tolerance of the underlying tremor circuit suggests that its median frequency will have to be entrained to frequencies outside of this broad tolerance zone, before stimuli applied systematically at certain tremor phases can induce either tremor amplitude potentiation or, as desired clinically, amplitude suppression.

The narrower frequency-amplitude tolerance in essential tremor could arise from finer tuning of the central drive or its outflow to the periphery with posture.

Based on these results we conclude that parkinsonian rest tremor is driven by a neural network, which includes the subthalamic nucleus and ventrolateral thalamus and has broad frequency-amplitude tolerance.

Because LIDAR works at higher frequencies, the tolerances of the hardware involved must be much more precise.

As a result, many groups now set frequency-based tolerances for variants found in dbSNP or other databases, such that variants present in fewer than 1%% of chromosomes are carried forward as candidates for a rare pathogenic mutation (McDonald et al. 2012).

Median fasting plasma glucose and impaired fasting glucose/impaired glucose tolerance frequency after oral glucose tolerance testing were higher in GCK patients, who also showed a lower frequency of diabetes than HNF1A patients.

Interaction frequency based fault tolerance.

Characteristics and interaction frequency based fault tolerance.