Sentence examples for turning range from inspiring English sources
Chip test results demonstrate better than −68 dB THD with 70 kHz, 2.0Vpp signal, frequency turning range of more than 14,000 from 3 Hz to 420 kHz, chip area of 0.36 mm2 and power consumption of 16 mW.
The laser consists of a picosecond (6 ps) frequency-doubled Nd YVO4 pump laser with a pulse repetition frequency of 1 MHz and equipped with a travelling wave optical parametric generator (OPG) with a turning range from 690 to 2,300 nm.
In other words, if the hornet keeps its flight directions constant from one frame to the other (that is with a turning range of ρxy = 0°), it performs a high level of direction fidelity, which is reflected by the value rel mDxy = 1.
Assuming that the hornet has, per 40 ms, a maximum turning range of ρxy = 180°, the scalar values mDxy of the mean heading mθxy follow the equation mDxy = cos ρxy.
To the contrary, if the hornet turns by θxy = ±90° within 40 ms, the turning range is maximal (ρxy = 180°), and the level of direction fidelity is minimal (rel mDxy = 0).
Calibrated between 0 and 1 (rel mDxy = a* mDxy) for the turning ranges from 180° to 0°, rel mDxy describes the 'direction fidelity' of the predatory hornet.
The value mDxy factually is the result of vector subtraction, because they refer to data of pooled individual flight paths, and therefore mDxy is a function of turning ranges ρxy of the hornet (ρxy = max θxy−min θxy) rather than a function of the flight velocities vxy of the hornet (compare Results, chapter 'Small-scale and big-scale shimmering').
Turns range from residues 2 to 8. The shortest and the largest turns are T1 and T4, respectively.
It will be shown that natural frequencies will be reached while passing through the turning frequency range.
Now Berrard is turning the Range Rover off the shabby side road into a lot full of trash trucks and dumpsters.
Holding the wheel at an extreme of the turn range, which may produce noise, for more than a few seconds may be bad for a power steering system.
