Sentence examples for isolated frequencies from inspiring English sources

The exceptions are that at some isolated frequencies the spectra of the measurements are much lower than the corresponding modelled spectra.

But in most BIS applications, only a discrete set of frequencies is required to fit the impedance data to a model like Cole equation [ 20], and BIS devices usually need to perform measurements at several to tens of isolated frequencies (usually with large frequency intervals) over a wide range of frequencies (often from 5 kHz to 1 MHz) [ 21].

The higher a filter's Q, the greater its selectivity in isolating frequencies.

The screen is designed to isolate frequencies above 20Hz, which requires a screen depth of 8m to effectively reflect the incident surface waves.

Therefore, the task does not isolate frequency as the only task-relevant parameter, and the dichotomy between task-relevant (frequency) and task-irrelevant (duration) parameters does not hold.

Among the avian E. coli isolates, frequency of resistance to the first generation quinolone nalidixic acid was approximately four-fold greater when compared with the fluoroquinolones.

After extensive discussion among reviewers, and editors there is an agreement that the task as presented does not isolate frequency as the only causal dimension in the task.

Figure 8 Comparison between the original (isolated) instantaneous frequencies and the estimated (separated) instantaneous frequencies.

It is also observed that the interaction between the deck and the towers during the earthquake is maximised if their isolated vibration frequencies are close to each other, leading to a significantly large seismic demand.

Collectively, our phylogenetic and molecular clock analyses, as well as information on isolate frequencies and global geographic distribution, facilitate the most comprehensive description to date of the global diversity and historical transmission patterns of this pathogen.

However, most isolates had either very little or very high inhibitory capacity, as reflected in the distinct bimodal distribution of isolate frequencies (Fig.  1a).