Mary Ann Daher, a marine biologist at Woods Hole who is one of the paper's authors, speculated that the whale might be malformed or miswired, "broadcasting on the wrong frequency but listening on the right one".
The safety board chairwoman, Deborah A. P. Hersman, testifying before the aviation subcommittee of the Senate Commerce Committee, said there was no indication of any radio contact with the plane after its pilot read back the wrong frequency.
The same process takes place every night at nearly four dozen other Broadway theaters, where an inadvertent twist of a dial can put a cordless microphone on the wrong frequency — wreaking havoc if it should send the harmonies of Abba in "Mamma Mia!" into the speakers of a performance of "Wicked" across the street.
A selection rule that draws from the just the first n outcomes in a sequence, for infinitely many n, will be selecting from a subsequence with the wrong frequency, and will yield in turn infinitely often a finite subsequence with the wrong frequency.
Brief radio signals from ASTRO-H that JAXA had reported receiving after the problems developed turned out to be from some other source since JAXA says they were at slightly the wrong frequency.
It later transpired that, in acknowledging the instruction to contact Newark, Altman had read back the wrong frequency (127.8 MHz instead of 127.85); an error that the controller did not correct.
This suggests that, if physical damage to the whisker tip leads to a change in resonant frequency, the neural circuits of Vg and S1 will respond to the wrong frequency components in whisker stimuli.
The most common types of incidents were infusion documentation (Gantt), wrong dose, duplication, wrong rate and wrong frequency errors.
The most common types of prescribing errors reported were incorrect dose (with an incidence rate from 0.15%to34.8%.8 % of prescriptions), wrong frequency and wrong strength.
