Sentence examples for kilohertz from inspiring English sources

When the regulator apportioned spectrum to radio stations, it added a tiny 200 kilohertz buffer to each slice of assigned frequency like saddle-bags on a horse (see illustration above).

What engineers at iBiquity found was that they could squeeze a compressed digital signal into that buffer and still have 100 kilohertz left over to prevent their signal from interfering with a neighbouring station's.The company has designed a chipset that can not only process the old analogue signal, but also combine it with two new digital streams.

Thus shielded by a set of aluminium plates connected to earth, the birds obeyed their migratory instincts and flew in the correct direction.Further experimentation, which generated radio signals deliberately, concluded that robins are sensitive to frequencies ranging from 50 kilohertz to 5 megahertz.

David Masiel's second maritime adventure, published in America last December and now just out in Britain, pitches the reader into a cruel world of betrayal and corruption.Mr Masiel, who draws on a decade's experience as a merchant seaman, came to attention in 2002 when his first novel, "2182 Kilohertz" was published.

As the highest frequency the human ear can resolve is around 20 kilohertz, the CD's sample rate of 44.1 kilohertz is deemed more than enough.

In owls with no parasites, the highest frequency that Dr Redpath recorded was 0.98 kilohertz.

In the most highly parasitised birds this dropped to 0.82 kilohertz.

The standard CD uses a sampling rate of 44.1 kilohertz.

Attempts to sample the sound at higher rates, such as 96 kilohertz or even 192 kilohertz, have failed to catch on.

In the IS54 cellular system, three digital signals are interleaved using TDMA and then transmitted in a 30-kilohertz frequency slot that would be occupied by one analog signal in AMPS.

In NAMPS systems each existing 30-kilohertz voice channel was split into three 10-kilohertz channels.