Sentence examples for rate of oscillation from inspiring English sources

there's also a planned feature that detects a specific rate of oscillation from flashing devices to tell you which one is actually your friend.

A typical state has then a rate of oscillation (just as a bound state does) and a rate of decay.

The next step for the OPERA team will be to observe enough events to see if the rate of oscillation agrees with predictions.

The rate of oscillation of the quartz crystal is directly related to its thickness (when other variables such as temperature and humidity remain constant), therefore crystals of the same specific thickness will oscillate at the same resonant frequency [19, 21].

But quartz technology, which took advantage of the mineral's much more stable rate of oscillation, made watches accurate to within seconds a year – at prices in the dozens, rather than the hundreds or thousands of dollars being charged for mechanical Swiss watches in the 1970s.

We denervated the syringeal muscles in order to determine the basic rate of oscillation of the labia.

Here it is the spectral content, that is the amplitude and rate of oscillations within the signal, that is important rather than the actual measurement value or trend.

The poles of these meromorphic continuations capture the physical information by identifying the rate of oscillations with the real part of a pole and the rate of decay with its imaginary part.

Then the question is the rate of oscillations decay versus the strength of the perturbations resulting from random sampling.

Amplitude describes the severity of vibration, and frequency describes the oscillation rate of vibration (how frequently an object vibrates) (Habib & Okada 2016a).

Scattering resonances are the rates of oscillations and decay of the solution of the wave equation and Fig. 6 shows such a solution.