Sentence examples for reduced frequency range from inspiring English sources

The dynamic stiffness derivative exceeds that determined statically across the reduced frequency range.

A simplified model is discussed, showing practical advantages when fitting the data within the reduced frequency range.

The acoustic scattering of a plane wave from this composite cylindrical shell is analyzed in the reduced frequency range (0.1

Its reduced frequency range also minimizes the effect of undesirable noise impulses, which tend to skew energy expenditure [ 27].

Therefore, the high temperature spectrum in Fig. 8a was fitted in a reduced frequency range (omitting the lowest frequency points) – in Fig. 8b and c the frequency points used for this reduced range fit are indicated by the filled red circles.

Spectral analysis of the sign response shows a general agreement with wind tunnel data for flat plates with, however, increased response in the reduced frequencies range 0.1 1.

Extensive comparisons are made with known solutions to unsteady vortical flow problems, and it is seen that the agreement is in general very good for reduced frequencies ranging from zero to four.

For the combined oscillations, the effects of the reduced frequency (k) in the range of 0.05≤k≤0.15 are investigated with the phase differences of ϕ="−π2, +π2,π.

It is shown that energy transmission phenomena may be adequately described by means of the reduced theory in the frequency range of practical interest.

The reduced spectra of the linear frequency range become identical with the original spectra, except for the DC component when (s=0).

At high excitation levels (u′/Um≈0.3) for Um= 5m/s where non-linear flame response is expected, the flame exhibited a reduced amplitude response in the frequency range between 40 and 100 Hz for the uniform and outer equivalence ratio gradient cases and no discernible effect for the inner equivalence ratio gradient.