Sentence examples for was frequency from inspiring English sources
noun
The rate of occurrence of anything; the relationship between incidence and time period.
An alternate method of transmitting data used was frequency modulation (FM).
For microwave systems, it was frequency modulated onto a microwave carrier frequency for point-to-point transmission.
The first was frequency matching between the accelerating cavity and the choke filter.
Animals were given daily and intermittent access to determine if the binge/compensate pattern of feeding was frequency dependent.
The spectrum of the initial pulse train was frequency sliced by means of a programmable liquid-crystal based optical filter (Finisar Waveshaper) in order to enlarge the pulses to 7.5-ps Gaussian pulses.
Those links can be quantified using the RFM framework introduced by G.J. Cullinan in 1977: recency, or when the most recent email exchange/joint project was; frequency, or what the frequency of emails or joint projects is; and monetary value, or costs, as in the average size (in KB or MB) of emails or average time spent on joint projects.
Another major communication advance that had its origin and early growth during the period between World Wars I and II was frequency-modulated (FM) radio.
The first method was frequency-dependent correction prediction, in which we used a digital causal filter to correct the site amplification for the observed waveform in the time domain.
The hysteresivity of the system (<0.003) was frequency-independent.
The non-CIRD group was frequency-matched by age with the joint distribution of the three CIRD groups.
The sample was frequency-matched for age and personal smoking history (i.e., previous smoker or not and current smoking status).
