Sentence examples for steps of frequency from inspiring English sources

In contrast to data mining in large data-sets, a controlled experiment has the benefit of keeping a clean set of data that does not need several steps of frequency domain filtering, before it becomes usable for any kind of simple time-based signal processing.

The first step is always to build up the input file for a geometry optimization, which is followed then by subsequent steps of frequency calculation (freq WF), population analysis (pop WF), time-dependent DFT (TD-DFT, TD WF), and added solvation models (solv WF).

Data from identification testing using these signals is the basis for the subsequent steps of frequency-response estimation and control-relevant parameter estimation, with the final result being a discrete-time state-space model that serves as the nominal model for Model Predictive Control.

One of the initial steps of regional frequency analysis was the identification of homogeneous regions as per descriptions provided in methodology section.

For SFCW, we get N sweep waveforms for each sample point, where N equals the number of frequency steps, which poses a computational problem for onboard data acquisition.

A detailed analysis of the probability of vocalizations revealed that 8-day-old B6, FVB/NJ and 129X1 pups emitted a wide repertoire of calls, including high numbers of frequency steps and complex calls.

As compared to the present results with B6, 129X1, and FVB/NJ, the eight day old CD-1 emitted a higher percentage of frequency steps and complex calls but low numbers of flat, short and complex calls.

Using a sequence of frequency stepping sinusoidal pulses as the excitation signal, a set of transient responses in the vicinity of the resonant frequency are obtained.

Three-dimensional gait data were used in conjunction with musculoskeletal modeling techniques to evaluate muscle function over a range of walking speeds using prescribed combinations of step length and step frequency.

The aim of this study was to quantify the effects of step length and step frequency on lower-limb muscle function in walking.

So when we walk or run, our bodies tend to choose a particular cadence, a combination of step length and step frequency, that allows us to move at any given speed with as little physiological effort as possible.