Sentence examples for the particular frequency from inspiring English sources
The minimization is performed starting from very low frequencies and increasing by small steps to the particular frequency of interest.
It is proposed that the particular frequency is measured, at which the two peak currents of the net response are identical.
Its physical parameters may be chosen so that the delaying strip medium is perfectly matched to the particular frequency of the noisiest component of the incident sound.
It does this by fitting small piezoelectric acoustic sensors to parts of the structure to detect the particular frequency of noise caused by a crack in aircraft-grade aluminium.
By collecting tubulin samples from species that radically differs in genetic signature [porcine (brain neuron), human (MCF 7 active breast cancer cell), fungi26 (Agaricus bisporus mashroom) and plant (six days old soybean germ lings)] we have experimentally determined the particular frequency domain that activates the protein molecules for a particular species.
For wavelengths of a few millimetres or longer, the resonator can be a metal box whose dimensions are chosen so that only one of its modes of oscillation coincides with the frequency emitted by the atoms; that is, the box is resonant at the particular frequency, much as a kettle drum is resonant at some particular audio frequency.
The resulting solution is a series expansion containing the superposition of all the Lamb wave modes existing for the particular frequency-thickness combination under consideration.
As it happens, the particular frequencies of the waves that LIGO can detect fall within the range of human hearing, between about thirty-five and two hertzed and fifty hertz.
At each time point and frequency point, the signal of that particular frequency is represented by an instantaneous phasor.
The sentiment falls sweetly on ears tuned to that particular frequency.
As the signal passes through the supralaryngeal vocal tract, it excites resonances, resulting in the enhancement of particular frequency bands; these are the formants.
