The majority of variation in the five variables that measured frequency (start frequency, end frequency, maximum frequency, minimum frequency, and frequency at maximum amplitude; see Figure 1c) was explained by PC1 (Table S1).
The five variables that measured frequency (start frequency, end frequency, maximum frequency, minimum frequency, and frequency at maximum amplitude; see Figure 1c) were subjected to a Principal Component analysis to yield a single principal component frequency axis (PC1; details in Table S1).
Benefits of the integration of this wind farm include the reduction of power flows between Top and Tail areas but an increase of 164 MHz in the minimum frequency during at exceptional loss of the power infeed without inertial controller.
In other words, when the harmonics of two musical tones fall within the minimum frequency distance at which two pure tones can be individually resolved by humans (the critical bandwidth), an unpleasant perception of "beating and roughness" occurs (see also refs. 11, 39 42).
The minimum frequency of visits was at least once a fortnight for six months.
In our application, the PRF may range as high as 300,000 Hz. (the minimum frequency we use is at least one order of magnitude above the CFF as measured under our conditions).
Constant voltage (2.5 V) was provided by a custom-build coupler, whose output was converted to an optical pulse with a minimum frequency of 100 Hz at 0 μS to avoid aliasing, digitally converted (Micro1401, CED, Cambridge, UK), and recorded (Spike2, CED).
This minimum frequency increases from 3.62 MHz at 1415 UT to 3.7 MHz, at 1500 UT, after which it can be considered a blanketing Es layer (indicated by the red arrow).
We then enumerated SNPs at sites where coverage depth was at least 8 and where alternate alleles were present at a minimum frequency of 20%.
