Sentence examples for recorded frequency from inspiring English sources

Both, mass and potential analog signals are recorded frequency by frequency from 100 Hz up to the lowest frequencies.

Figure 10 (a) Recorded time domain of received, (b) recorded frequency domain of received.

Don) Hara Polygonaceae Jin Qiao Mai Root Tonifying spleen and dampness 10 Lijiang 20.2 KUNX20 aFrequency means recorded frequency in ancient Chinese medical manuscripts or experiences from herbalists for diabetes treatment b1 "Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing", 2 "Ming Yi Bie Lu", 3 "Bei Ji Qian Jin Yao Fang", 4 "Qian Jin Yi Fang", 5 "Dian Nan Ben Cao", and 6 "Ben Cao Gang Mu", 7 Ref. [21].

During the follow-up (t=4 to t=9), we recorded frequency of visits to dermatologist and general practitioner with a bimonthly questionnaire.

Questionnaires recorded frequency and duration of respiratory symptoms including cough, phlegm, wheeze, and chest tightness experienced in the previous 6 months.

We also recorded frequency domain analysis results at the first 5 minutes and the last 5 minutes of the 24-hour record (VLF, nLF, nHF, LF/HF ratio).

At our highest recorded frequencies, the first Schumann resonance (Nickolaenko and Hayakawa 2014) produced an increase in geomagnetic activity in the range 5 10 Hz.

DMSO-only treated fish were expected to show a muscle birefringence phenotype with Mendelian frequency of 25% sapje fish per group (actual recorded frequencies were 22 28%).

For multiple wavelet VF (Fig. 5 A ), the ECG had a mean frequency of 4.4 4.5 Hz, similar to clinically recorded frequencies (4, 31, 33, 59).

Experimental uncertainties were estimated by comparing the variation of measured decay constants between individually recorded frequencies in the region of the peak of interest.

This partly open-ended approach for recording frequency of consumption allows more flexibility compared with the multiple-choice frequency approach, and contributes to the reduction of misclassification errors.