Sentence examples for minimal frequencies from inspiring English sources

The problem in this paper is motivated by physical problems concerned with the case when a class of continuous and equimeasurable densities of a string is given then how to find minimal frequencies among these given densities, that is, what kind of densities minimize the frequencies.

We then calculated frequencies of these changes yearly (supplementary table S2), and computed differences between maximal and minimal frequencies, taking into account the number of available sequences for each year.

The minimal frequency of FWH is also significantly different between pregnancy and labor.

Min.., Max.., MF and stand for Minimal Frequency, Maximal Frequency, Mean Frequency and Frequency of the Maximal Energy, respectively.

The shift is marked by minimal frequency dispersion in accumulation, capacitance indicating minimal influence of series resistance, and dielectric constant variation with altering the measurement frequency.

It returns back to the Normal state when all Dvfs are neither in their maximal frequency nor in the minimal frequency.

The shift is marked by minimal frequency dispersion in accumulation (less than 2%), capacitance indicating minimal influence of series resistance, and dielectric constant variation with altering the measurement frequency.

A minimal frequency effect was observed at a lower strain amplitude of 0.02 mm/mm, whereas increasing the test frequency at higher strain amplitudes resulted in longer fatigue lives.

In the latter case, one usually builds a vocabulary of all tokens occurring in a corpus and applies a minimal frequency cutoff to remove noisy entries (e.g. misspelled words and typos).

Without any a priori assumption on the smallness of the damage and assuming that the rod profile is symmetric with respect to the mid-point of the rod axis, we present a constructive diagnostic algorithm from minimal frequency data.

This consistent pattern has led to the conclusion that the presence in a fire ant colony of a minimal frequency of workers with b-like alleles (10 15%) is both necessary and sufficient to elicit polygyne social behavior [11], [12], suggesting that a profound distinction in colony social organization is under the control of a single Mendelian factor of large effect.