Sentence examples for thermal frequency from inspiring English sources

In a thermal frequency response analysis, module, phase, real and imaginary components have been obtained.

The thermal frequency response of the resonator was determined to be faster than 33 Hz, demonstrating its applicability as a video-rate uncooled infrared sensor.

The thermal frequency response of beds packed with glass and metallic particles has been measured in the range of Reynolds numbers from 0·05 to 330.

The thermal frequency shifts are best fitted, and the constants of ωph0, a, and b are given in Table 1.

Using the thermal frequency shift model, we find that for both the constant-width and alternating-width arrays, the sensitivity of frequency to absorbed power is, for a 500-nm-wide beam, δ f/ Pabs = 6%/mW.

Thin powder films have been proposed as a damping medium to overcome the thermal and frequency limitations of viscoelastic materials.

This paper presents a comprehensive review of recent developments in thermal (radio frequency, microwave and ohmic), non-thermal (high pressure, ultrasound and infrared) methods in blanching pretreatment.

In this study, a vertical thermal radio frequency (RF -PECVD RF -PECVDs modeled to investigate thereactorow and the deposision rates with various shapes of the showerhead.

The influences of thermal excitation frequency, mechanical relaxation time and thermal relaxation time on amplitude and phase difference of steady-state vibration of a square plate are investigated by amplitude-frequency analysis and phase-frequency analysis.

The relative importance of creep and superplastic deformation upon foaming rate, rate of porosity opening and maximum porosity was studied by changing the thermal cycling frequency and maximum temperature.

The Food and Drug Administration, which regulates the safety of cellphone emissions, said it would review the forthcoming monograph carefully but that "the existing weight of scientific evidence does not show an association between non-thermal radio frequency energy and adverse health outcomes".