Sentence examples for of same frequency from inspiring English sources

It is observed that the widest and narrowest unstable zones occur if the variation in the damping and spring constants of same frequency are in quadrature with each other.

(b) A second partial of source is selected, together with a partial of same frequency from source.

This paper proposes a new scheme (or algorithm) in order to optimize the frequency assignment and to enable the reuse of same frequency by sufficiently distant cell.

Frequency reuse allows the use of same frequency already employed in other cells nearby, thus allowing frequencies to be used for multiple simultaneous communications.

In the first step, the algorithm subtracted the magnitude spectra (magnitude differences between spectral lines of same frequency bin) of consecutive measurements and calculated the absolute values of these differences (referred to as difference spectrum), resulting in a time series of difference spectra.

To derive the frequency response functions, the sigmoidal function used in NARX to realize the nonlinear relationship between the input and output was expanded to polynomials based on the Taylor series expansion, so that the harmonics of same frequencies were easily matched between the input and output.

The intensity of one sound can be compared to that of another of the same frequency by taking the ratio of their powers.

In doing so, it becomes a source of electromagnetic radiation of the same frequency, as described in the previous section.

The electrons initially absorb energy from the incoming wave as they are set in motion, and they redirect that energy in the form of scattered light of the same frequency.

Sometimes the emission of luminescence can be stimulated by irradiation with photons of the same frequency as that of the emitted light; such stimulated transitions are used in lasers, which produce very intensive beams of coherent monochromatic light.

The effect can be enhanced by the application of an alternating electric field of the same frequency as the natural mechanical vibration frequency of the crystal.