Sentence examples for wobble frequency from inspiring English sources

But what is important for the muon is that because W's behave differently in magnetic fields, the brief switcheroo changes the measured wobble frequency by a slight amount.

But their existence could account for the unexplained shift in the wobble frequency, said Dr. William J. Marciano, a theorist at Brookhaven.

Physicists have long known that if not for the background fizz of other particles, the frequency that the muons zip around the track would be the same as their wobble frequency.

The Standard Model shows scientists how to calculate the effect that all known particles in that sea should have on the wobble frequency; those predicted shifts have been measured and verified with great precision.

Consequently, four process parameters (laser power, wobble frequency, number of rotations within a single laser pulse and focused position) and 5 responses (penetration, width, heat affected zone (HAZ), area of the fusion zone, area of HAZ and hardness) were investigated for spot welding of Ti6Al4V alloy (grade 5) using a design of experiments (DoE) approach.

The wobble frequencies measured by the Rossi satellite are broadly consistent with the amount of dragging expected from the neutron stars' spin rates and the distance at which the material is whirling around them.

The observations of the University of Southampton astronomers turned up another oddity: telltale wobbles in the frequency of light that are caused by the gravitational pull of an unseen companion, the burnt-out core of a Sun-like star known as a white dwarf.

The band — Dave Holmes on guitar, Stu Brooks on bass, Joe Tomino on drums — has lately been touring as the backing unit for Matisyahu, the Hasidic reggae singer, and some tunes on the album, notably "Ends Justify the Means," adopt an idiomatic low-frequency wobble.

If a spinning neutron star's equator is not in the same plane as the accretion disk, this dragging might cause the disk to wobble with yet another frequency that the satellite could detect.

Astronomers can measure the wobble by measuring the frequency of a star's light very accurately with an instrument called a spectrograph.

That wobble's size and frequency could offer hints about the diameter and density of the planet's core.