Sentence examples for 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.

But the officers also said that there was no hard-and-fast rule, and that the narcotics team might have wanted to communicate over a narrower frequency to retain the element of surprise over Mr. Graham.

But Mr. Leader questioned whether officers stayed on the narrower frequency because they were not positive Mr. Graham was armed and did not want to summon other officers for a false alarm.

For a linear undamped system of single degree of freedom, the delayed displacement feedback is able to stabilize almost all periodic motions of the system provided that their fundamental frequencies are higher than the natural frequency of the system, but it only works in a series of narrower and narrower frequency bands lower than the natural frequency.

It can be clearly observed that multilayer-SPPs has higher and narrower frequency range than metal.

The technique requires a narrower frequency band than traditional spectrum allocation, because each spectrum is overlapped without guard bands as shown in Figure 1.

Because narrower frequencies have less uncertainty (or "width") to them, and therefore a single measurement tells you much, much more information.

The narrower frequency-amplitude tolerance in essential tremor could arise from finer tuning of the central drive or its outflow to the periphery with posture.

In contrast, the circuit influenced by low frequency thalamic stimulation in essential tremor has a narrower frequency-amplitude tolerance so that tremor entrainment through extrinsic driving is necessarily accompanied by amplitude modulation.

These are nifty, but deliver a relatively narrow frequency range.

High-power microwave devices concentrate high amounts of energy in a very narrow frequency band.