Sentence examples for rough frequency from inspiring English sources

It presents compound frequency tracking method that utilizing Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) on accurate frequency tracking and maximum current method on rough frequency tracking.

The results show that two dominant frequencies corresponding to the in-line and cross-flow directions can be identified simultaneously even one mode is very weak compared with the other, and the time series of the weak mode could be reconstructed with a rough frequency window.

Our direct cloning approach served two basic purposes: discovering new miRNA candidates and obtaining rough frequencies in a per library manner.

This approach is quite applicable to analysis of voiced speech since rough harmonic frequency trajectories can be estimated from the pitch contour.

John Paul Jones's bass lines got a little lost in the hall's acoustics — like all such places, the 22,000-seat O2 arena is rough on low frequencies — but he was thoroughly in the pocket with Jason Bonham; when he sat down to play keyboards on "Kashmir" and "No Quarter" and a few others, he simultaneously operated bass pedals with his feet, keeping to that same far-behind-the-beat groove.

Moreover, the peaks and troughs of rough surfaces provide higher frequency of susceptible sites for microbial adhesion.

In particular, the percentage of respondents that recall at least one incident of misconduct is a very rough measure of the frequency of misconduct, because some of the respondents might have committed several frauds, but others might have "sinned" only once.

Given the number of cases in the first year we can make a rough estimate of the frequency of the putative allele causing the disease in the flock.

To get a rough estimate of the frequency of rat EHT effects in a non-selected group of drugs a chemical library was analyzed.

We relied on self-reports of outcomes and the number of days with LBP during the last 12 months should only be interpreted as a rough proxy for LBP frequency due to long recall period.

Using EST counts as a rough measure for the frequency of splicing at the minor splice site, we considered a minor splice site as strong if more than 25% of the ESTs support the minor splice variant and otherwise as weak (note that by definition >50% of the ESTs support the major variant).