Sentence examples for lower radio frequency from inspiring English sources
A pronounced temperature effect at higher NH3 flow rate or lower radio frequency (rf) power was attributed to a relatively large [N H].
The performance of the array will be enhanced by adding 110 antennae elements to the currently planned 240-antennae array and by extending its performance to lower radio frequencies.
Furthermore, the results were compared with those obtained by (Aschwanden, M.J., Güdel, M. The coevolution of decimetric millisecond spikes and hard X-ray emission during solar flares. Astrophys. J. 401, 736 753, 1992) for spikes observed on lower radio frequencies.
Although the panel did not make specific recommendations to consumers, a representative did note that using a hands-free headset during a conversation or communicating via text message would be options for lowering radio frequency exposure.
This approach fits well in the current trend towards "greener" networks with lower energy consumption and a lower human exposure to RF (Radio Frequency) radiation.
The phase of is proportional to the lower frequency instead of the RF (radio frequency).
The new rule would require tagging — either with radio frequency devices or lower-cost metal "brite" tags — of cattle moved across state lines.
Previous experiments have shown that plasma current can be driven effectively by externally launched radio frequency power coupled to lower hybrid plasma waves.
Conversely, cryoablation was associated with lower rates of amenorrhoea compared with bipolar radio frequency and microwave ablative techniques.
This suggested that using F-NZVI together with LF-EMF could theoretically be an alternative to radio frequency heating (RFH) as it requires a much lower irradiation frequency (336-fold lower), which should result in significantly lower capital and operational costs compared to RFH.
Take the PowerDome, an add-on to your cellphone that supposedly changes the radio frequency your cellphone emits to a lower, and thereby safer level.
