The designed VCO oscillates from 29.8 to 30 GHz with 200 MHz tuning range.
Others continue to walk the streets as the weather oscillates from overcast and drizzle to blustering winds and torrential rain.
Pamuk structures the story by alternating chapters of laconic narrative and Galip's neurotic self-analysis with Celal's florid opinionating, which oscillates from low-life portraiture to metaphysical speculation on the nature of personal identity.
This 5V square-wave signal is an ideal source for producing an accurate time base, because its rising and falling edges happen at a precise period without much delay, and it oscillates from 0 to 5V, which are TTL values that can be fed into the MCU.
The prevalence of interstitial nephritis in sarcoidosis oscillates from 7 to 27 % [44, 45].
When the cluster size n increases, the value of d linearly oscillates from 0 to (l − 1).
Correspondingly, the MID of Perfect I is below 3.72 TCs and the MID of Perfect II oscillates from 3.2 to 4.2 TCs.
It can be seen that for the case of x EPC=64, the transmission efficiency of Perfect I decreases from 0.72 down to 0.718 when N goes from 200 to 1000, while the transmission efficiency of Perfect II oscillates from 0.703 to 0.72 when N∈[ 200,1000].
Andreas Huyssen has called the Argentinian photographer Marcelo Brodsky's latest project, Nexo (2001), memory art, that is, a form of public mnemonic art that oscillates from installation, photography and monument to memorial, breaking artistic boundaries.
"Everything about the human body oscillates, from sleep cycles to moods to hydration, and so do many sports," says Dr. Jack Groppel Jack Groppel, an exercise physiologist with LGE Performance Systems (www.fullengagement.com), an Orlando, Fla.-based consulting group that trains athletes and corporate executives for performance under high stress.
The cinematography oscillates from gorgeous to indifferent, as the frequently greenscreened backgrounds occasionally stun and occasionally bore.
