Sentence examples for from one frequency from inspiring English sources

With the advent of SDR technology, it became, at least theoretically, possible to design agile systems capable of switching from one frequency band to another depending on given communication constraints.

As phone users move around on foot or in a car, their phones switch from one frequency to another.

Others are configured so that the signals hop from one frequency to another to prevent interference.

In the second dataset, coherence changes discretely reflecting a jump from one frequency to another over time.

Separating the sources for each frequency bin introduces the permutation problem: the order of the estimated sources is not the same from one frequency to another.

The first variable is the frequency band used for transmitting and receiving communication packets and the second variable is the switching time needed to change from one frequency to another.

Attention is focused on resonances involving two frequencies from one of the excitations and one frequency from the other.

Each pair of tones contains one frequency from the low group and one frequency from the high group.

Starting from one single frequency (omega_{0}), and using a microwave sideband frequency of (Delta_{0}), we can obtain another two frequency component (omega_{1}^{(1)}=omega_{0}+Delta_{0}) and (omega_{1}^{(2)}=omega _{0}-Delta_{0}) by adding another frequency component (Delta_{0}), where (Delta_{0}=gamma B).

For patients not receiving ranolazine, the probability of moving from one angina frequency health state to another was calculated based on those observed in the SoC arm of the ERICA trial (table 2).

Table 1 shows the characteristics of the 351 children who had a DPOAE measured in at least one ear for at least one frequency, and those from Michalovce in the original cohort (n = 812).