Sentence examples for using a small frequency from inspiring English sources
In order to overcome the disadvantage of phased-array radar, the frequency diverse array (FDA) radar using a small frequency offset across the array elements was proposed in 2006 [4].
Different from the phased-array using the same carrier frequency for each transmit element, the frequency diverse array (FDA) uses a small frequency offset across the array elements to produce range-angle-dependent transmit beampattern.
When this approach was used, a small frequency of CD4 T cells specific for H5N1 subtype could be detected in several persons at baseline.
We may get a smaller variation if we use a smaller frequency range but then the reliability of the average EMR will be decreased since the number of the sites in one category will be decreased.
The fractional derivative models have an ability to correctly describe the behavior of VE materials in a wide range of frequency, using a small number of model parameters.
A 1 Telsa MRI system is limited by signal strength, although we attempted to optimize signal strength by using a small (100 mm diameter) radio-frequency coil to enhance the signal-to-noise ratio.
The Pd-NP/MWCNT materials serve as efficient catalysts in C C coupling as well as in hydrogenation reactions, all characterized by high conversion rates using a small amount of catalysts, high turnover frequency values and good recyclability.
By using a small paint electrode, five separate relaxation frequencies have been observed corresponding to grain and grain boundary of partially stabilized zirconia (PSZ), Al2O3 in the PSZ matrix, a thermally grown oxide (TGO) layer, and the electrode effect.
The special feature of the experiment is that the magnetic sensors integrated in the payload are magnetically shielded to low-frequency fluctuations by using a small cylindrical permalloy enclosure.
He found an empty frequency that lets him broadcast the show over the radio for about 25 feet on each side of his house using a small FM transmitter.
