Sentence examples for lower in frequency from inspiring English sources

Beat notes are lower in frequency so can be detected using low-bandwidth electronics.

Like the dip in pitch of the whistle on a receding train, the light from those objects appears lower in frequency, or red-shifted.

Those TV airwaves are lower in frequency than standard cellular and Wi-Fi airwaves and thus better able to penetrate buildings and other objects.

Else, either "low" or "high" is displayed, dependent upon whether or not the note played was higher or lower in frequency than the desired note.

But down where we are working, in the microwave band, you are millions of times lower in frequency and there the quantum energy is so low that they can't do any damage to the cells whatsoever.

Although the rotor did not change the light's total OAM, it did shift its positive OAM higher in frequency and its negative OAM lower in frequency.

The 'white noise rumble' stimulus (Audio S2) consisted of the same three rumbles, but with the second formants experimentally lowered in frequency location to resemble rumbles produced in response to white noise playbacks (Figure 5; also see Materials and Methods).

In the other set of playback series, one test stimulus contained song elements as recorded from a spontaneously singing female and the other contained the same elements, but whoot elements were lowered in frequency and increased in duration and k'tuc syllables were lowered in frequency (within the species natural range).

In contrast, reinforced trials do have much lower variability in frequency than non-reinforced trials.

Pup syllables were either higher or lower in peak frequency, and usually longer in duration.

The lower you get in frequency the lower you get in quantum energy and the less it can do to the cells in your body.