Sentence examples for note frequency from inspiring English sources

Note: Frequency of the themes in Table 5 in Appendix.

In this scheme, transverse load introduces an additional birefringence and consequently a linear beat note frequency change of the orthogonally polarized lasing modes, while the axial strain can be simply deduced from the wavelength shift of the laser.

For each peak, the distance from the nearest note frequency in the scale is derived, where the tuning system is based on 440 Hz for 'A4.' A peak in the distribution histogram indicates the deviation (measured in cents) of the estimated reference frequency from 440 Hz.

This unexpected finding could be due to the correlations among the four genes.> -wrap-foot> Note: Frequency represents the percentage of being non-zeros among 500 replicates; Actual value represents the analysis conducted using the actual gene expression values; barcoded value represents the analysis conducted using the barcode expression values.

Note frequencies lie between 300 and 750 hertz.

The note frequencies range from D (293 Hz) to A (440 Hz).

The changes in school absence for decliners vs. completers are depicted in Table  6.> -wrap-foot> Note: Frequencies are depicted as n.

Table 1 displays demographic information pertaining to the child, parents, and household characteristics (note: frequencies and percentages are based on completed data).

Thus, white-browed warbler males are highly tolerant towards song simplification in species-specific recognition and seem to disregard parameters that are substantially altered during transmission: the duration of notes and silences, the fine intra-note frequency modulation and the amplitude modulation.

In general, when a change in PF was noted, frequency was shifted upwards, not downwards (Gillam et al., 2007; Chiu et al., 2010; Bartonička et al., 2007).

Notes: Frequency of alcohol consumption reported by LBW and women in the WA population as a whole [ 23]. * One-sample Z test.