Sentence examples for off the frequency from inspiring English sources
Ofcom will auction off the frequency currently used by analogue television broadcasts in 2010, handing it over for use by mobile operators.
As the cigar BEC oscillated in the magnetic field, the Casimir-Polder force pulled very slightly on the atoms nearest the plate, causing them to drag and throwing off the frequency of the quantum cigar's jiggling.
If there is some excess bandwidth in the system, or in other words, if the pulse shaping filter does not totally cut off the frequency components larger than half the inverse of the symbol rate, some frequencies will be correlated, as shown in Figure 1. (ii) The doubled-carrier frequency feature is directly exploited in the RF domain.
His conversation is peppered with old-time newspaper speak (he refers to his front page stories at The Daily News, where he worked in 2006, as "getting the wood") yet laughs off the frequency with which typos appear on BuzzFeed, which only recently hired its first copy editor.
The size of the series inductor changes both the shape and the cut-off frequency, beyond which (G_{pk}(s)) has a gain close to 0. Furthermore, large series inductors reduce the cut-off frequency of the frequency responses.
If a higher SI of 1.5 was used as a positive cut-off, the frequency of responders per 20-mer was only slightly reduced to 33 69%.
To obtain a cut-off, the frequency distribution of DLS test-retest differences for 86 suitable patients from the Tuebingen visual fields' database at all test locations between the third and fourth visual field examinations was assessed (Fig. 3) The distribution was found to be a mixture of two central Laplace-distributions.
There are already signs that the outpouring of volunteers after Sept. 11 has tailed off, and the frequency of volunteering has returned to normal.
They approximated term frequency by backing off to the frequency of the phonetic substrings of the targeted terms.
However, in that article one can directly read off the real frequency of 10398G in this Polish data set, viz.
We called them "optical frequency forks" (OFFs) because the frequency interval was fixed and much smaller than the traditional frequency shifting of SRS.
