Drumming muscles of some sound-producing fish are 'champions' of contraction speed, their rate setting the fundamental frequency.
In these drumming fishes, the muscle contraction rate sets the fundamental frequency [ 12, 18- 21]; i.e. contraction of sonic muscles at 200 Hz will drive a harmonic sound with a fundamental frequency of 200 Hz.
He discovered a profound and unexpected link between gravity and quantum theory that has helped set the agenda for fundamental physics ever since.
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 set the stage for fundamental shifts to our political landscape, paving the way for new opportunities of engagement from Americans who had not had the freedom or the power to participate in our democracy with their votes.
In a statement this week, Walter Lukken, the C.F.T.C. chairman, said the commission was determined to see that commodity prices were set "by the fundamental forces of supply and demand, rather than by abusive or manipulative practices".
Testamentum Domini, English Testament of the Lord, one of a series of writings (including the Apostolic Constitutions and the Apostolic Tradition of Hippolytus) that claim to set forth the fundamental rules of the early Christian Church.
He wrote the first significant exclusively pedagogical treatise, De ingenuis moribus et liberalibus studiis ("On the Manners of a Gentleman and on Liberal Studies"), which though not presenting any new techniques did set out the fundamental principles by which education should be guided.
In this sense Hamilton's thesis is still set within the fundamental parameters of the Hume/Reid debate.
Analysis of the current arCOG set reveals the fundamental limitation of phyletic patterns as the basis for phylogenomic analysis.
