Sentence examples for partial frequency from inspiring English sources
Such coupling affects the modal structure, and leads to interactions that produce complete, modal and partial frequency bandgaps along with directional wave motion.
The estimates of partial frequency response are extended symmetrically.
where is the length of partial frequency response.
However, the localized SC-FDMA is limited to the acquisition of partial frequency diversity since it utilizes only partial frequency subcarriers [1].
The throughput performance of the proposed approach is compared with the co-channel partial frequency scheduling.
The corresponding estimate of partial frequency response is denoted as (13).
Whereas Western European bells are tuned on a lathe to produce familiar major and minor chords, a Russian bell is prized for its individual, untuned voice, produced by an overlay of numerous partial frequencies, with only approximate relations to traditional pitches a feature that gave the Lowell Klappermeisters' performances the denatured effect of music played on a touch-tone telephone.
Whereas Western European bells are tuned on a lathe to produce familiar major and minor chords, a Russian bell is prized for its individual, untuned voice, produced by an overlay of numerous partial frequencies, with only approximate relations to traditional pitches — a feature that gave the Lowell Klappermeisters' performances the denatured effect of music played on a touch-tone telephone.
Slight harmonic deviations from ideal partial frequencies are common in music sounds, therefore inharmonicity must be considered for partial search.
In music, consonant chords include harmonic components of different sounds which coincide in some of their partial frequencies (harmonic overlaps).
The main hypothesis motivating the procedure described here is that the partial frequencies of a given instrument or vocal vary approximately in the same way with time.
