Sentence examples for latter frequencies from inspiring English sources

The latter frequencies are within the audio signal band.

The coherence between the H component at ATH and the D component at MGD is close to one in the latter frequency range.

Due to the appearance of the latter frequency in our spectra at low pH, it seems reasonable to suggest that the surface complex formed between mesoporous γ-Al2O3 and phosphate at low pH is a monoprotonated bidentate binuclear (AlO 2-PO-OH complex or a diprotonated monodentate complex.

The latter frequency is similar to delta rhythm.

This latter frequency effect of equal quantities of treatment has been substantiated by recent work (Pulvermüller et al., 2001).

The latter frequency is relatively high compared with a different study showing MDR1 methylation in 24% of 275 colorectal cancers [ 16].

In contrast to the latter frequency domain measures, SDNN is a time domain measure that reflects the variability in N-N interval duration.

The assumed damping may be light or heavy, viscous and/or hysteretic (the latter being frequency-independent or frequency-dependent), and proportionally or non-proportionally distributed over the structure.

Stimulation protocols include 'single-pulse' stimulation, 'paired-pulse' TMS and repetitive TMS (rTMS); in the latter, low-frequency (≤1 Hz), high-frequency trains, or varying bursts of stimulation (for example, theta-burst stimulation (TBS)) can be delivered [ 7].

In the latter, the frequency of IL-17+ cells directly correlated with the frequency of IFN-γ+ cells (r = 0.473; P = 0.015), although a similar correlation was not observed in patients with SLE.

Compared with the latter, the frequency shift of the former is negligible.