Sentence examples for frequency wave from inspiring English sources

In the case of Anthony Poon, you can see this in his Colour Frequency Wave Series, which started in the late '70s and explored the curvilinear form of a frequency wave".

I later found out that Peter Saville's sleeve design depicts a frequency wave from the first known pulsar, but it could equally be a landscape or depict musical frequencies.

But where did the energy from the original, higher frequency, wave go as it red-shifted to the microwave end of the spectrum? asks Peter Tudor Prepare yourselves for a shocker: "The energy of photons really does just seep away as the universe expands," Dr Andrew Pontzen tells me.

Tree does not let high frequency wave pass it.

We developed a transurethral resection system comprising a uniquely designed resectoscope and high frequency wave generator.

High frequency wave propagation on overhead conductors has been evaluated by TL (transmission line) approach.

For the broadband light source considered, and using the relationship between spatial frequency, wave-vector, and wavelength explained in Section 2, the spatial-frequency bandwidth is 0.816 lp/ µm with the resulting coherence length being 1.225 µm.

A carrier wave is a radio-frequency wave that carries information.

First, the signal modulates a subcarrier (a radio-frequency wave the frequency of which is below that of the final carrier), and then the modulated subcarrier in turn modulates the output carrier.

The diode could also be used to detect radio-frequency signals since it suppressed half the radio-frequency wave and produced a pulsed direct current corresponding to the on and off of the Morse code transmitted signals.

The guns are "shot" once every 37.5 meters, releasing 1,830 cubic inches of air at 2,000 psi into the water column, creating a low-frequency wave that propagates through the water and penetrates the seafloor and kilometers into the sediments.