Sentence examples for much slower frequency from inspiring English sources

The coldwire is calibrated from voltage to degrees Celsius in post-flight analysis using a co-located commercial sensor (ADS1118) that has much slower frequency response than the coldwire (time constant about 2 s at 14 ms−1 airspeed) but has a specified accuracy better than ±1 °C over −40 to +125 °C range (Table 2).

Butterflies have a much slower frequency with about 10 beats/s, which means that they can't hover.

We choose a much slower sampling frequency for the hemodynamic measurements to increase the duration of these recordings and the size of the acquired data.

Since this frequency for each subcomponent during SDSS is much slower than a frequency of 40 Hz for the corresponding subcomponent during SES, the muscle fatigue must be much less at each subcomponent as the increased time between subsequent activation of motor units allows greater recovery (Marsden et al. 1983).

Compared to exponential distributions including Poisson-distributions for small probabilities, it is characterized by a much slower reduction of frequencies at large size values.

Generally speaking, the response of governing system is much slower than that of the excitation system, thus their responding frequency bands are different.

In patch clamp recordings, the action potential frequency of untransfected HL-1 cells was much slower (Fig 7D), presumably reflecting the lack of supplemented Claycomb media which for instance contains norepinephrine.

Although we confirm an exponential decay in indel frequency with increasing indel size, our data show a much slower decay, larger size spread and longer tail than previously reported [ 6, 7], particularly for complex indels.

In case of 200 ms irradiation (sufficient for acquiring phase shifts at two modulation frequencies) for each 6 s the drifts are much slower.

The incidence of early treatment failure after CQ implementation in 1995 increased rapidly, but much slower than the increase of in vitro resistance and increase in 76T mutant frequency.

Detailed kinetic characterizations of human heterotypic Cx43/Cx45 GJs revealed a rapid asymmetric Vj-gating and a much slower recovery, which could reduce the GJ conductance in a junctional delay, action potential frequency, and direction dependent manner.