Sentence examples for lower partial from inspiring English sources

Their hemoglobin has a high oxygen affinity, so that full saturation of the blood with oxygen occurs at a lower partial pressure of oxygen.

The tuba was distinguished by a wide conical bore and a deep cup mouthpiece, both of which favoured the fundamental and lower partial of the overtone series (see The production of sound).

A gas will diffuse from an area of greater partial pressure to an area of lower partial pressure regardless of the distribution of the partial pressures of other gases.

The lower barometric pressures of high altitudes lead to a lower partial pressure of oxygen in the alveoli, or air sacs in the lungs, which in turn decreases the amount of oxygen absorbed from the alveoli by red blood cells for transport to the body's tissues.

Oxygen in excess can be a poison; at a partial pressure greater than 1.5 bar ("surface equivalent value" = 150 percent), it may cause the rapid onset of convulsions, and after prolonged exposures at somewhat lower partial pressures it may cause pulmonary oxygen toxicity with reduced vital capacity and later pulmonary edema.

When berthing aid systems are used, the probability of extreme berthing velocities is lower, resulting in lower partial safety factors.

Smt-MF, on the other hand, is more likely to result in the lower partials of the lower pitched tones being affected by its band-pass filter cutoff.

Together with effects like the spread of excitation, this makes it more difficult to resolve contours when the lower partials are missing.

Even with the semitone mapping, lower partials are generally better resolved than higher partial, due to the logarithmic nature of the frequency-to-channel assignment, resulting in a spatially denser representation of the higher partials.

(1) We first estimate the temporal magnitude envelopes of all partials as described in Subsubsection 4.1.3; (2) as estimation of lower partials is more robust than for higher ones, only the first pCAM partials are used at this stage.

Even when the magnitudes of these events are not particularly large in comparison to the lower partials of the tone, the perceptual impact of such events is considerable, being in most cases clearly audible and disturbing.