Sentence examples for per frequency from inspiring English sources

Per frequency, on average, 973 smoothed path loss samples are obtained.

Note that the frequency bin index is omitted since this algorithm processes signals on a per frequency bin basis.

In both groups there were significant increases in the PER frequency after 24 hours of exposure to LIO-scented sucrose solution in comparison to 0 h (multiple comparison: 12 16 day-bees: p<0.001; Fig. 7B and foragers: p<0.01; Fig. 7C) and 8 h (multiple comparison: 12 16 day-bees: p<0.005; Fig. 7B).

However what is not realized is that running multiple rife frequencies simultaneous with "one" radio carrier wave reduces the power "per" frequency.

The decrease of the radiation output at low frequency had already been explained by Lord Rayleigh John William Struttt) in terms of the decrease, with lowering frequency, in the number of modes of electromagnetic radiation per frequency interval.

Since the number of frequency modes per frequency interval continues to increase without limit with the square of the frequency, Rayleigh's formula predicted an ever-increasing amount of radiation of higher frequencies instead of the observed maximum and subsequent fall in radiative power.

To characterize the difference between useful signal and noise in a per-voxel per-frequency basis, we used an estimated threshold of 1.2× effective noise.

This paper envisions a setting that makes use of channel measurements done on a per-frequency-tone basis for every AN-RT pair.

For a more efficient use of the available spectrum and to fully exploit the opportunistic nature of our scheme, we consider monitoring and decision-making on a per-RB basis instead of on a per-frequency-band basis (i.e., containing several RBs).

In all service lifecycle phases, per-user and per-BS frequency overhead have been evaluated.

In either scheme, serving cells schedule only one of their associated users per frequency-time resource block allocation (transmission interval).