Sentence examples for the large frequencies from inspiring English sources

We show that the large frequencies are asymptotically identical to those for the clamped free beam, independent of the payload.

The obvious reason for the discrepancies at the large frequencies is in the above-mentioned invalidity of the assumption h ≪ ▮1/k1▮.

However, since the energy is directed into the ground rather than radiated into space, the large frequency band needed for high resolution can be obtained without serious interference to other users of the radio spectrum.

The large frequency shifts indicated that these sensors have the potential to measure mass two to three orders of magnitude lower in the atto-gram range.

This paper addresses object tracking issues based on the greedy method proposing an efficient tracking method, referred to as the "Large Frequency First Tree (LFFT)".

Given the large frequency difference between the lasers, a self-referenced Yb-doped fibre femtosecond frequency comb is used to transfer the stability of the 698 nm reference to 1,064 nm to facilitate a direct optical heterodyne beat comparison between the two laser/cavity systems.

This article characterizes the effect of water and chloride contents as well as carbonation on the high-frequency electromagnetic (EM) properties of concretes using a coaxial-cylindrical cell operating within the large frequency band from 50 MHz to appprox.

The technique has the advantage of being much more directive since the directivity of the parametric source is similar to that of the large frequency used, and therefore it will result in a much more compact design with fewer sources.

The spread of the power caused by the large frequency bandwidth makes it difficult to know where the actual response frequency is located.

In addition, pulse loads, which consume large power in a short time, would result in the large frequency deviation if no proper control strategies are applied [46].

The physical interpretation is that the large frequency AC electric field makes the ions in the fluid oscillate around an equilibrium position.