Sentence examples for little frequency from inspiring English sources

A few writers, like Marilynne Robinson, invoke James in their responses to these arguments, but given his importance to the history of American thought and his particular relevance to this debate, his name is heard with surprisingly little frequency.

In most situations, power systems are operated in ambient mode with little frequency deviation.

Strong periodic resonances were measured in tank-recorded rasps, whereas field-recorded rasps had little frequency structure.

Since the nanofibrous structure may increase the sensing area and surface activity, the QCM-based humidity sensor shows high sensitivity, fast response, and recovery time, good reproducibility in moisture-sensitive and longtime stability in a stable humidity environment with a little frequency shift.

FS interneurons generated trains of spikes of short durations (base duration: ∼2 ms) followed by a strong fast afterhyperpolarization (fAHP) and were characterized by their fast spikes discharged at high frequencies with little frequency adaptation (Fig. 1A) [34], [34].

The ST muscle is present in all songbirds, and is missing only in very few bird species that are either non-vocal or that produce song with little frequency modulation (for example, the new world vultures [ 109, 110] or Darwin's nothura (Nothura darwinii [ 111]).

This method is based on such a hypothesis; words with small frequencies have little impact on filtration [3, 11, 12].

Similarly, the interfacial dilatational moduli change very little with frequency.

My life is relatively quiet, with a little higher frequency of surreal events.

After a child has three or four concussions, they tend to occur with a little more frequency and less provocation.

The scattering center has a constant position and phase, and the scattering intensity varies little with frequency.