Sentence examples for much narrower frequency from inspiring English sources

The superconductor's lack of resistance allows the firm to build filters that can chop a signal into much narrower frequency bands than a traditional filter.

As a result, in a periodic lattice of cavities, the interaction of neighboring surface plasmons is very weak leading to much narrow frequency bands.

When DFT is used to implement time-to-frequency transform, the subband bandwidth in the range of low frequency is much narrower than that in the high frequency range due to the uniform sampling.

Comparing Figs 8 and 3 also shows that there is a much narrower range of dominant frequencies in the simulations than in our set of patients.

The spectral linewidth of the two sideband peaks that corresponds to theresonance frequency of the NR is much narrower than the peak in the center, since thedamping rate of the NR is much smaller than the decay rate of the CPB qubit.

Case study shows that to prevent resonance, the avoiding band of the natural frequencies in even systems is much narrower than the one in uneven systems.

The transmission bandwidth is much narrower than the coherence bandwidth, and we can assume the frequency flat fading.

Since the band of frequencies needed to convey the sound is much narrower than that needed for the picture, it is feasible to include both sound-carrier side bands.

In other words, the baseline is the low frequency component of the raw Raman spectrum and the Raman bands are much narrower.

However, this range is much narrower when 2 of 10 subjects display AEI for any given gene, implying a mean allele frequency of ~10%%.

His focus is much narrower.