Likewise, the artificial ear is more sensitive to the narrow range of frequencies produced during speech.
The technique yields a range of frequencies depending on the type of metal chosen.
Propagation varies enormously over the range of frequencies involved.
In 1956, W. A. Heflin's U.S. Air Force Dictionary defined broadband as "a band having a wide range of frequencies".
(1) According to Jaar, the legendary Berlin club "doesn't just deserve techno and house, it deserves a wide range of frequencies".
The radio-frequency bandwidth is the range of frequencies covered by the modulated radio-frequency signal.
The practical range of frequencies corresponds to wavelengths between 10 and 200 cm.
Spectrometers allow the study of a large variety of samples over a wide range of frequencies.
The signal is amplified and displayed on a computer, and a clinician can see where the client needs to alter the range of frequencies.
Still, analysts suggest that it may simply be too onerous for a newcomer to the wireless industry to use this range of frequencies.
Because the phone network was built on voice standards, the usable range of frequencies on phone lines was limited to less than four kilohertz.
