Sentence examples for frequency which provides from inspiring English sources

It is theoretically proved and experimentally observed that this activation characteristic is almost independent of frequency, which provides direct proof for the effectiveness of VI NES in a broad frequency bandwidth.

A simplified theoretical analysis of the waves in the thin conical shell is also presented in terms of the spatially-varying ring frequency, which provides a straightforward interpretation of the wave approach.

The system is designed to monitor the structure vibration intensity, such as vibration amplitude and frequency, which provides useful information about the local stress intensity and the dynamic behaviors of the structure [9].

The study also demonstrates that it is the d/b ratio, rather than the IR frequency, which provides the more informative guide to chemical reactivity.

In addition, we also constructed a database of individual-level allele frequency, which provides useful materials for genetic/genomic research discussed in this paper.

Together these encode 22 codons for all 20 amino acids in equal frequency, which provides good coverage of possible mutations but reduces the screening effort required to cover the sequence space.

Moreover, the natural frequencies which provide the global information of the structure are used to guarantee the accuracy of modal properties of the global model.

The unprecedented phase coherence of modern stable lasers can be transferred across the entire visible spectrum via an optical frequency comb, which provides revolutionary synergy between precision measurement and ultrafast science.

The gain in simplicity of the normalized frequency approach, which provides less complex prediction formulae with one fewer parameter, is balanced by a significantly poorer performance.

In this paper, we propose to use OFDM architecture combined with spreading code in electrical domain, referred as code division multiplexed-orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (CDM-OFDM) which provides frequency diversity at the transmitter and using more than one receiver to get receive diversity.

When it's an ultra-wideband RFID (radio frequency ID) tag which provides such detailed and continuous information about your movements that it makes logging your movements by fingerprints or card check-ins redundant – because it knows where you are to within centimetres.