Sentence examples for variation in frequency from inspiring English sources
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There is great individual variation in frequency, so that it is impractical to try to define what range could be considered "normal".
Lastly, we quantitatively evaluate a dynamic menu-cost model and show that the variable mark-up channel can generate significant variation in frequency, equivalent to 37% of the observed variation in the data.
A theory explains these results and correctly describes the variation in frequency as the properties of the two supply streams are varied.
The criterion for frequency control of a recording is that the variation in frequency should not be observable to the ear i.e., less than about 0.1percentt, which is less than the just noticeable difference in frequency over most of the audible frequency range.
The wide variation in frequency pose problems in terms of study design; in fact, the representativeness of the samples used as controls in the published studies may be very limited.
Predictions of variation in frequency range and sensitivity to measurement errors are made based on the behaviour of the determinant of the transformation matrix, and are verified by simulation.
For an expansion chamber (a portion of the duct with larger radius) with or without an obstacle and with or without inlets a number of numerical results with variation in frequency are presented.
Original method for the force evaluation is presented based on analysis of experimental measurements of a logarithmic decrement of vibrations and relative variation in frequency of duralumin test specimens.
The sliding surface varies with the estimated disturbance facilitating limited variation in frequency.
This variation in frequency might be explained by differences in study design and patient inclusion criteria.
