Everything is haunting, from Desmond Shea's baleful trumpet to Chris Mulhauser's baritone guitar, and low frequencies are well catered for. |
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The electromagnetic spectrum is composed of a range of radiation frequencies from radio waves to X-ray and gamma waves. |
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Essentially mechanical low-pass filter systems, pneumatic isolators exhibit very low natural frequencies. |
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One objection that had been raised in the past is that this rate is too slow for motors to cause oscillations at audio frequencies. |
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The audiogram measures air conduction and bone conduction and presents them graphically across the hearing frequencies. |
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Pure tone audiometry revealed a mixed hearing loss with a sensorineural component in the high frequencies. |
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Especially when these oscillators have similar eigenfrequencies, an absolute synchronization of phases and frequencies emerges spontaneously. |
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Whales and pigeons can hear frequencies of sound far below the capacity of the human ear. |
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This retains features within the bandpass of the microscope while suppressing noise components with higher spatial frequencies. |
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Data will be beamed using FM radio frequencies that currently allow you see station IDs on your tuner's display. |
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There are a number of products that employ unused FM radio frequencies to send music from your PC to any device with a radio tuner. |
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This compares three sequences at a time using a tensor which records the frequencies of nucleotide triplets across the three sequences. |
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Mutant frequencies were calculated by dividing the median number of mutants by the average number of total cells. |
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The two telescopes monitored frequencies outside the range of mobile phones and satellite television so would pick up least interference. |
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It's complex because you're talking about bits and bytes of software, radio frequencies, protocols and a litany of technical items. |
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Broadband refers to telecommunication in which a wide band of frequencies are available to transmit information. |
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The detector would be sensitive to all gravity waves between the two resonant frequencies. |
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The sequences were analyzed for randomness in dinucleotide frequencies and no statistically significant deviation was found. |
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If the laser frequencies are high enough, the deuteron effectively feels the proton's force in all directions, and the repulsion cancels itself. |
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From January to March, the health authority recorded 103 hours of programming on 206 radio frequencies nationwide. |
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The results allowed us to compare the frequencies of germinally transmitted recombination events produced by different alleles. |
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In the absence of selection, these values reflect divergence in allele frequencies due to genetic drift. |
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What you're looking for is 100 watts per channel, across all frequencies, which is enough to deafen most people. |
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At sufficiently large frequencies, the dashpots become nonresponsive, and the force division becomes entirely dictated by the springs. |
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Centrifuge facilities emit gamma radiation, as well as many other frequencies. |
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Tuned damping, on the other hand, provides much higher levels of damping at selectively tuned frequencies. |
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One young man monitoring police frequencies on a futuristic little radio communicates to organizers via an earpiece attached to a cell phone. |
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Playback itself is fine, though I found the bundle earphones were a little muted in the higher frequencies. |
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The participants were given a radio set with earphones and frequencies set for each language. |
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Optical clocks, with frequencies measured near 10 cycles per second, promise greater accuracy. |
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The data for twelve years, 1988 to 1999, were cumulated to have adequate frequencies in each price category. |
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Radio waves have different frequencies, and by tuning a radio receiver to a specific frequency you can pick up a specific signal. |
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All FM radio stations transmit in a band of frequencies between 88 megahertz and 108 megahertz. |
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This is due in part to the fact that VOA is broadcast only on short-wave frequencies. |
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In full-duplex radio, the two transmitters use different frequencies, so both parties can talk at the same time. |
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Newton concluded that these forms of light vibrate at different frequencies. |
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Thus, in order to calculate the vibrational frequencies and the rotational constants of a molecule all that is is needed is the input. |
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We know that electrons in any molecule can only absorb radiation at certain frequencies. |
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Surprises emerged when the researchers looked at the crystal's effect on ultrasound frequencies above the forbidden range. |
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Only signals in the HF frequency band can be used since the ionosphere will not reflect signals at higher frequencies. |
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Simple communicators, baby-minders, intercoms, and toys can often be on the same frequencies. |
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In addition, these mutations would segregate at higher frequencies in the insular than in the continental species. |
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An electronic filter prevents frequencies from reaching the speakers that are not supposed to receive them. |
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The platforms can be quickly and easily customised for frequencies, pinouts and features in the final processing layers, similar to a gate array. |
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We set the relative frequency of the six oscillators to values which result in inharmonic frequencies. |
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The routine up-and-down movements of the waves act as a giant loudspeaker, pushing the air at infrasonic frequencies. |
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But the very same atmosphere is opaque in most frequencies of far infrared, ultraviolet, x-rays and gamma rays. |
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This emphasizes that there is a general effect of inbreeding that is an indirect result of the change in genotype frequencies. |
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The comm squealed as the Captain changed frequencies to tell the other pilots about the shuttles crew. |
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There are different skull shapes, different frequencies of blood types, different incidences of heritable diseases. |
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Other mammals can hear frequencies that are inaudible to humans, both lower and higher. |
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Last year it awarded the Indira Gandhi Open University 40 frequencies co-located with the private FM transmission frequencies awarded earlier. |
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This greatly minimizes crosstalk among signals and helps to balance the effective impedance of each line at high frequencies. |
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If we perturb a system that has a rational frequency ratio, then it can easily be shifted into a chaotic situation with irrational frequencies. |
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Three stimulus frequencies were combined factorially with two input channels and three measurement procedures. |
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There was no significant allele frequency variation and the mean frequencies are not clinal. |
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I'm scanning all hyperspace frequencies and wavelengths, along with all sensor and communication relay nets. |
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We did a very extensive mapping of the different primary frequencies of the hum and then its harmonics. |
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The English language uses letters with varying frequencies, allowing code-breakers to calculate which ciphers represent which letters. |
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Early superhets used frequencies of around 100kHz whilst later sets used around 465kHz. There was one major disadvantage however. |
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For those with specialist training, a manual override facility allows the programming of specific frequencies. |
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Shortly thereafter, we started hearing chatter over all the radio frequencies. |
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First and second clock signals are derived at the two submultiple frequencies and phase coincidence between the two clock signals is detected. |
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This intermodulation creates an effect called heterodyning, where additive and subtractive tones, known as beat frequencies, are created. |
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The other instrument is sensitive to even lower frequencies, ranging from less than 0.1 to 400 hertz. |
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Different frequencies, measured in hertz, or cycles per second, indicate different levels and types of activities. |
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We see frequencies of hundreds of hertz, or hundreds of revolutions of the disk per second. |
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Population geneticists dismiss such gene frequencies by convention and so count digit number as having no heritability. |
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In this study the signal roughness is of secondary interest whereas signal oscillations and their frequencies are of primary interest. |
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When excited by energy from a laser, these cantilevers oscillate at frequencies of around 11 to 12 Megahertz. |
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The spectral frequencies should then correspond to the various ways in which the electrons might oscillate within the positively-charged pudding. |
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The main health risks of cellular phones are the radio frequencies that they operate on. |
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I think most commercial strobes are fixed so you can't hit the seizure-inducing frequencies, anyway. |
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In higher eukaryotes, impediments to repair can lead to high frequencies of mutation, cancer, and in some cases, cell or organismal death. |
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It helped her hear some vowel sounds in the lower frequencies, but that was all. |
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The harmonics are secondary notes produced when an instrument is played, with frequencies that are multiples of the fundamental note frequency. |
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These analyses qualitatively or explicitly test null hypotheses of homogeneity of allele frequencies between or among populations. |
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Finally, frequencies versus displacement amplitude curves were plotted for different layered systems. |
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In the 1950s, scientists succeeded in making a model of the acoustics of human vocal tracts and resonant frequencies. |
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When you first turn the computer on, the video card syncs in and out of frequencies during the boot stage. |
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First, wireless transmissions are sent at very high frequencies, which allows more data to be sent per second. |
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The structure allows to the domains a hinge-bending mode that appears in the native state as vibrations at very high frequencies. |
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What is unusual is not the number of different frequencies, but that they include both slow cycles and much faster ones. |
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Because the springs respond instantaneously, the response at very high frequencies would be expected to be independent of frequency. |
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The peak ground-reaction forces in these impact situations consist of signals with very high frequencies. |
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The transient can contain very high frequencies up to and beyond the limit of human hearing. |
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Apparently, things are getting tense in central Auckland, as there have been nine contenders for eight frequencies. |
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As gene frequencies change, natural selection acts on the outcome, the expression of those genes. |
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This new deal will enable the station to broadcast on five frequencies a total of 25 hours a week of BBC programming. |
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However, when the sample is broken down by age, there is a shift in the frequencies for bones from juvenile individuals. |
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The usual calculation of the possible range of values for small observed frequencies often included zero, and even negative values. |
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In the following tables all statistical estimates are weighted, whereas the unweighted frequencies are reported. |
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In the billions of years since, they have cooled to less than three degrees Kelvin above absolute zero, equivalent to microwave frequencies. |
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It was 1,660 hertz, in the range of frequencies expected to emanate from an exploding star. |
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And on its part, the eMac obliges users to downscale to low resolutions to maintain usable frequencies. |
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In fact several inversions have been found to form clines with higher frequencies at low latitudes near the equator. |
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There are only a set number of radio frequencies, and the aliens have to abide by all natural laws as much as we do. |
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To transmit energy or a signal, the waves must come in a range of frequencies, which combine to form packets. |
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We know that radio waves and waves of all kinds of frequencies are constantly going through our bodies. |
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Though it is unclear why there should be such a marked difference, 3G masts transmit at higher frequencies. |
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The reason I uncapped it is because when I uncap this pen, it jams all the radio frequencies. |
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Acoustic drums allow you to physically feel the frequencies generated, as opposed to just hearing them. |
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A radioactive source will emit these radiations at various frequencies, depending on its activity and its decay mode. |
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An atom will have many frequencies, some at radio wavelength, some in the visible spectrum, and some in between the two. |
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These millimeter wave frequencies have been used for radio astronomy, space-based cloud imaging, and various military applications. |
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Each group had its own radio frequency and had no knowledge of the frequencies used by the others. |
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Now it is possible to coherently link the radio frequency and optical domains with a supercontinuum comb of frequencies. |
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The big brother of ultrasound, infrasound means frequencies too low to be heard by the human ear. |
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This sampling error causes random fluctuations in allele frequencies called genetic drift. |
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Observed frequencies were calculated as proportion of AG among all possible 16 duplets in a certain position. |
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The team bombarded this liquid with sound waves tuned to ultrasonic frequencies that caused wide variations in pressure in the fluid. |
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Because white noise contains most sound frequencies, it is commonly used to mask other sounds. |
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Near the end the mix becomes very hot, distorting at high frequencies and blooming into white noise around the edges. |
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Ham radios can send messages on multiple channels and in myriad ways, including Morse code, microwave frequencies and even email. |
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From the aggregate data, we calculated the overall rates of frequencies of patient identification and vital sign monitoring. |
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There are shareware programs that will generate tones of frequencies you specify. |
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Nevertheless, frequencies of monomorphic populations were homogeneous over zoogeographical regions. |
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I like that sound that's going through all the frequencies in the background, playing along with the kick drum, at least in the verse's opening. |
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The negative peak was observed only if the PA signal had been monitored at low, and not high, frequencies. |
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Listeners will continue to receive a further 15 hours of programming in Arabic on both frequencies. |
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Genotype and allele frequencies were calculated from the mean of the 100 nearest values to the mode of the posterior distribution. |
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Descriptive statistics such as frequencies and modal categories were then calculated for each variable. |
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The numbers of links to other domains in such graphs were logarithmically binned, and frequencies were thus obtained. |
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To the right, the Presence control adds treble by reducing the amount of high frequencies in the feedback loop. |
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Mobile phone frequencies were similar to radio, television and police radio transmissions that people live with every day, she said. |
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In addition to this, by Fourier transformation, system transfer function at different frequencies can be obtained instantaneously. |
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These frequencies get filtered based on what the military deems is right and wrong. |
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It is now the turn of the authorities to start visiting our homes and seal the TV and radio sets, which operate in other frequencies. |
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It even comes with an alarm, a clock, and the ability to store up to 10 of your favorite stations in each of the three frequencies. |
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Computer games may be worse than TV because of the patterns and frequencies they use, but either may trigger epileptic fits. |
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We can now use Table 1 to derive the following recursions for the allele frequencies. |
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The bandwidth of 100 megahertz was divided up into 256 closely adjacent carrier frequencies that do not interfere with one another. |
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Nevertheless, cultural learning influences behavioral patterns that may affect word meaning frequencies and bias word association responses. |
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Elsewhere in Afghanistan, BBC World Service is available on short wave and medium wave frequencies. |
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Additional short wave frequencies into the Eastern Arab world are being used, and the medium wave transmissions have been boosted. |
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I use a dumbphone these days, as my previous smartphone didn't have the necessary hardware to pick up the 850mhz frequencies supplied here. |
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High stomatal frequencies are usually characteristic of leaves of xerophytes. |
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Until now the Asian Network has been broadcasting in the Midlands and the North on medium wave frequencies. |
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These distortion products become increasingly important as the two frequencies approach one another. |
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Responses were recorded, assigned a letter code, and calculated using frequencies and percentages. |
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Both cards offer FM-radio tuners and remote controls that use radio frequencies, not infrared, to issue commands. |
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Conjugation frequencies were calculated by dividing the number of zygotes by the total number of cells present. |
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What you will hear, then, are the natural resonant frequencies of the room articulated by speech. |
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All atomic clocks measure time in terms of the natural resonant frequencies of various atoms and molecules. |
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Lacking a tuning dial, they contained individual crystals cut to resonate at specific frequencies. |
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A combination of Helmholtz resonators on the back wall and absorbers in the ceiling help control the low frequencies. |
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Lower angular frequencies are indicative of smaller scattering centers that are most likely small organelles inside the cell. |
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Hence, tests were one-tailed. t-Tests were performed on angularly transformed O allele frequencies with each population mean taken as a datum. |
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Most bats emit sonar at ultrasonic frequencies around 20-60 kilohertz, and this is the range at which hearing moths are most sensitive! |
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It can be observed that the anisotropic characteristics of the simulated structure factor vary with the range of frequencies considered. |
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We expressed categorical variables as frequencies and percentages and continuous variables as medians. |
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This means that after one packet is sent on a channel, the two devices retune their frequencies to send the next packet on a different channel. |
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Data are described as frequencies, medians with ranges, and means with standard deviations. |
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Descriptive statistics such as means, standard deviations, medians, percentages and frequencies were used to summarize the data. |
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The data were analyzed in several ways, incorporating frequencies, percentages, means, medians, and standard deviations. |
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But some tweeter domes made of traditional materials such as aluminium are susceptible to distortion at high frequencies. |
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Descriptive statistics, including means, medians, range, standard deviation, and frequencies, were used to enumerate the TAT process. |
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Like a cordless telephone, it links to a base station using radio frequencies. |
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Individual chronologies were used to study the frequencies of sharp increases and decreases in growth. |
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And if they did spiral in, electrons would emit electromagnetic radiation, including light, across a continuous range of frequencies. |
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One friend talked about infrasound, a weapon developed in France that shoots very low frequencies creating nausea, disorientation, vomiting and even pooping your pants. |
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The existing medium-wave frequencies will still be used for Radio Five. |
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That remarkable ear of his is attuned to the ultra-high frequencies of sinister voices. |
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The swing is behaving like a tuned resonator which responds strongly to a driving force at its own natural frequency but is less responsive at other frequencies. |
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In the crayfish leg extensor preparation, the number of quanta released per action potential was approximately 15, at low frequencies of stimulation. |
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According to Rothstein's classification of hosts based on ejection frequencies, robins would be considered accepters of both white and blue cuckoo eggs. |
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This may be due, at least in part, to the differential sampling of races in the two subspecies, or it may reflect a real difference in allele frequencies. |
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An alternative approach is to consider allelic frequencies as random variables, whose distribution depends on some parameters of the population model. |
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Clays wired up the Christmas tree in the dormitory lounge so that the different frequencies of sound activated its red, green, blue and yellow lights. |
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As the Earth rotates, these orientations change and the small difference between the helium and xenon frequencies would therefore change with time. |
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In contrast to results for sigma and delta frequencies, no strong differences between sleepy and less sleepy subjects were noted in theta, alpha, and beta ranges. |
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It can be observed by looking at all structure factors that the anisotropic properties of the tissue are not constant over the whole of frequencies. |
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The effects of the membrane are clearly illustrated by the increased frequencies of hydrogen-bonding rotamers and the snorkeling of Trp and Tyr out of the membrane. |
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We determined the frequencies of polyandrous mating and multiple paternity in the ruff, a lekking shorebird with a genetic dimorphism in male mating behavior. |
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He requested a gps device from the Americans and radio frequencies to transmit information back to the U.S. forces. |
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Because ambient noise can affect test performance, especially at lower frequencies, audiometry should be performed in a quiet environment using earphones. |
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He said that people who practiced black magic used hypnotic, telepathic and telekinetic powers to send frequencies and energy to put someone in danger. |
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The electromagnetic spectrum describes all matter as wave frequencies. |
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Each cell has a base station that transmits and receives signals over just a small fraction of the frequencies to which the network operator has access. |
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It also improves choice when we split our frequencies for events like sport, when our usual programmes continue on FM, and one-off events are broadcast on medium wave. |
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Nevertheless, slight increases in the sister chromatid exchanges frequencies have been found mainly in the absence of the S9 microsomal fraction in the in vitro assays. |
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He transmitted on all frequencies, but there was no response. |
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You get to hear from folks transmitting on other frequencies. |
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Governments hoping to earn a fast buck by switching off analogue television transmitters and selling the frequencies to cellphone operators are in for a shock. |
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I've used simple dream machines to simple effects and I've used binaural beats and differing tapes and CD Roms utilising various different frequencies. |
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Many of the cuts will come on short-haul routes with high frequencies. |
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In the present system, a current supply modulates both diode lasers at different frequencies so that their aerosol scatter signals may be distinguished. |
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Multiple radio channel frequency signals that are modulated with respective information modulation are transmitted from a common antenna at multiple radio frequencies. |
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In the absence of dominance, the expectation of the variance is a second moment in gene frequencies, and the variance of the variance a tractable fourth moment. |
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In wild type, this response is via a monosynaptic pathway and has a characteristically short latency that is stable at high frequencies of stimulation. |
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First, one would apply a clustering method to the unlinked markers to estimate the ancestry of the sampled individuals and the phenotype frequencies across subpopulations. |
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The frequency range covered by the GBT extends from low frequencies where the opacity is relatively low to high frequencies where opacity is very high. |
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For the statistical assessment of genotoxicity, the frequencies of each type of spot per fly were compared pairwise with the corresponding solvent or water control. |
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While in St Petersburg he made one of his most famous discoveries when he defined the simple nodes and the frequencies of oscillation of a system. |
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Most of the noise in a recording resides at very high frequencies. |
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The phantoms send small impulses at very high frequencies down the Internet using newly developed fiber optic cables and extremely high bandwidths. |
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Ranft was startled to discover that he had pitched his tent in an ultrasonically noisy spot, where a bush cricket blasted away at high frequencies. |
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Although sporulation is a clear indication of diploidy, the absence of sporulation is uninformative since some diploids sporulate at very low frequencies. |
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Clupeid fish, like herring, anchovies, and sprats, can detect sound frequencies up to around 40 kilohertz, way beyond the hearing range of most other fish. |
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Electron paramagnetic resonance is a spectroscopic technique similar to nuclear magnetic resonance except that microwave radiation is employed instead of radio frequencies. |
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Figure 1 shows that changes in the power of two oscillatory components at different frequencies can be continuously and accurately tracked over time. |
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The watches use SPOT technology, which is fed data through an FM subcarrier that transmits weather, traffic, and other information over low-power FM frequencies. |
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Positive feedback in the form of increased intracellular hydrostatic pressure drives the system to new states with transient increases in subharmonic signal frequencies. |
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These perturbations also transform the spectral profile, inducing subharmonic frequencies, transitions to period doubling and tripling, superharmonic resonance, and chaos. |
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Species occurrence frequencies in paleoecological data identified ecologically persistent species and may be useful for delimiting local species pools. |
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Fitness costs vary greatly among host species in part because cowbirds parasitize host species at widely divergent frequencies, even among hosts breeding in the same habitat. |
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The module has circuitry operating at microwave frequencies. |
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Like the photonic crystals under development for visible light applications, the PBG structure appears translucent to some frequencies and reflective to others. |
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Using calls that have infrasonic fundamental frequencies, female elephants are able to communicate with large numbers of specific individuals over long distances. |
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For initial qualitative screening of elevated mutation frequencies in isolates, a single colony of each isolate to be tested was inoculated into 4 ml Luria broth. |
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By the end of the track, only the higher frequencies remain, creating a delicate ringing like the insectile hum of rubbing a finger around the inside of a wet glass. |
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Fully recessive mutations are maintained in higher frequencies than partially recessive ones and thus cause greater declines in fitness under consanguineous matings. |
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In this way, frequencies can be re-used in other cell clusters, allowing far more users onto the airwaves without any risk of their signals interfering. |
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In other words, depending on these intermediate frequencies, the bandpass filter circuit as well as the center frequency of the detecting circuit can be changed. |
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If gene effects on the trait and fitness are correlated due to pleiotropy, genes of large effect on the trait will remain at much lower frequencies. |
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The sampling scheme was intended to gather five independent location fixes per week, but ample movement during dispersal sometimes resulted in lower frequencies of fixes. |
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The frequencies of interactions between full sisters for each behavior were not different from an expected random distribution, except in one case. |
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However, in order to reduce odour levels we are using a temporary deodorising system and we are experimenting with the adjustment of sludge agitation frequencies. |
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The terahertz region lies between electronic and optical wave frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum, and ranges from 100 GHz to 10 THz in frequency. |
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It has an 84-foot diameter, mechanically steered dish antenna and is capable of transmitting a peak power of two million watts at each of its two frequencies. |
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X rays are light emitted at much higher frequencies than humans can see, in the same way as a dog whistle blows at a frequency that is beyond the sensitivity of the human ear. |
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However, once a Markov model is fitted to this data, replacement frequencies characteristic for distantly related sequences can be extrapolated from the model. |
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In addition, they've begun testing two toothed whale species to find out what frequencies they hear. |
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Ka-band spot beam satellites re-use frequencies to maximize spectrum efficiency for more network capacity. |
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In contrast, the marine mammal prey of transients hear well underwater at the frequencies used in killer whale calls. |
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The study of this behaviour deals with normal mode analysis, an assessment of vibrational frequencies displayed by proteins. |
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Conversely, if the particles become lighter, the frequencies get redshifted. |
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The power coils are connected to power sources of various frequencies, and voltages. |
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The Keyword Search finds information by counting the term frequencies of keywords in text. |
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Very low off capacitance provides ample control in switching reactances at high WiFi frequencies. |
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Past experiments have shown that decoupling is far less effective at high frequencies than it is at lower frequencies. |
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Higher operational frequencies can be required for particular cases such as radiometry and radio astronomy. |
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The radio frequency spectrum includes all frequencies between 3 kilohertz and 300 gigahertz. |
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Birch has a natural resonance that peaks in the high and low frequencies, which are also the hardest for speakers to reproduce. |
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The results of several studies confirm that there is good transmission through the European mole's head for a range of low frequencies. |
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These signals are transmitted on two separate carrier frequencies that are common to all satellites in the network. |
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Such systems often combine two radar frequencies in the same antenna in order to allow automatic steering, or radar lock. |
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Each cell is filtered independently much like the process used by a spectrum analyzer to produce the display showing different frequencies. |
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The station split frequencies in January 1995 launching Tay FM for a younger audience and Tay AM playing classic hits. |
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A further advantage is that the radar can operate effectively at relatively low frequencies. |
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High Q oscillators operate over a smaller range of frequencies and are more stable. |
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The music generally features sparse, syncopated drum and percussion patterns with bass lines that contain prominent sub bass frequencies. |
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These would be used to increase frequencies and cover the Battersea extension on the Northern line. |
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The range of frequencies at which the oscillator resonates is called the bandwidth. |
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There may be several such series of resonant frequencies, corresponding to different modes of oscillation. |
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Mechanisms that can lead to changes in allele frequencies include natural selection, genetic drift, genetic hitchhiking, mutation and gene flow. |
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Operating at normal power line frequencies, universal motors are often found in a range less than 1000 watts. |
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Systems with two degrees of freedom, such as coupled pendulums and resonant transformers can have two resonant frequencies. |
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We compared the frequencies of alightings on hosts with those predicted from random transect data. |
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Terman in 1932 to simplify the approximate analysis of radio circuits with a range of center frequencies and Q values. |
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Heavily damped oscillators tend to have broad linewidths, and respond to a wider range of driving frequencies around the resonant frequency. |
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As frequencies exceed several hundred MHz, there is a noticeable increase in trace resistance from skin effect resistance. |
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Furthermore, some authors have examined the sister chromatid exchange frequencies in BD patients to understand the genetic mechanism. |
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Sonography for diagnostic imaging purposes employs frequencies of one million to twenty million cycles per second, he says. |
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The newly reported QPO frequencies occur as a sideband to the lower-frequency QPO, making them oscillations of oscillations. |
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Tumor frequencies in walleye and brown bullhead and sediment contaminants in tributaries of the Laurentian Great Lakes. |
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Light confined in the cavity reflects multiple times producing standing waves for certain resonant frequencies. |
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Growing axes were collected monthly to quantify sporophyll production and the frequencies of different types of lateral blades. |
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Buildings in seismic zones are often constructed to take into account the oscillating frequencies of expected ground motion. |
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The Russian Service is still available on mediumwave frequencies and online. |
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Superficial tissues absorb the mechanical energy at high frequencies, which affects cutaneous mechanoreceptors located in the skin of the hand. |
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Voice may also have a bitonality or diplophonia, with the perception of two different fundamental frequencies simultaneously. |
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These versions were matched for surface and lemma frequencies of the words, and for bigram frequency of the nonwords. |
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It uses temperature-compensated bandpass filters with integrated heat sinks to keep filters cool and locked on their frequencies. |
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As a countermeasure, shock mounts can be installed to absorb resonant frequencies and thus dissipate the absorbed energy. |
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On August 15, LAN Argentina began international operations offering three weekly frequencies on the Buenos Aires-Miami route. |
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The Trobla can naturally sharpen tones, enhance stereophony and resonate low frequencies because of its simple, conical shape. |
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Also, battery life is conserved by continuous strobing at frequencies which the human eye can't detect. |
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Audiometric examinations evaluated hearing thresholds at speech frequencies and high frequencies. |
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This test measures a person's ability to hear sounds of different frequencies and intensities using an audiometer. |
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It's a shoot-em-up like no other, where dead bad guys ooze audio frequencies instead of blood and the more you kill the better the music gets. |
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Frequencies at which the response amplitude is a relative maximum are known as the system's resonant frequencies or resonance frequencies. |
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Each concentric circle represents a different frequency, emanating from zero at the center to increasing frequencies at the outer circles. |
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These are the S, F, Z, V sounds that mainly come through at higher audio frequencies. |
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The bore rumble is heard far away because its low frequencies can travel over long distances. |
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Cargo ships, pile drivers, and explosions conducted underwater produce low frequencies that may be detected by oysters. |
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The percent frequencies of the oocyte diameters were characterized by a unimodal distribution. |
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There is clean sound across the spectrum with unsurpassed accuracy delivered in all audio frequencies. |
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Operant conditioning of brain rhythms rewards brain activity and selected frequencies whenever such activity spontaneously makes its appearance. |
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Instead, Plateosaurus must have increased speed by using higher stride frequencies, created by rapid and powerful limb retraction. |
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Birds, especially oscines, often communicate heightened motivation to attack by modulating frequencies of their songs. |
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Multicolor fluorescence in situ hybridization analysis of aneuploidy and diploidy frequencies in 225,846 sperm from 10 normal men. |
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But other scientists are not as sanguine about this use of high frequencies as a discriminant, at least not yet. |
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Furthermore, the variation of linear viscoelastic properties of the composites at different angular frequencies has been investigated. |
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We put the condition that the system to admit non-zero solution and we obtain the natural angular frequencies. |
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When the station closed in 1991, the frequencies continued to relay Radio Wales. |
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A factor that influences the values of the natural angular frequencies is the gyroscopic moment. |
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Those in the theta range foster deep meditation and REM sleep, and frequencies in the alpha wave range encourage relaxation. |
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Gender frequencies change with altitude, the frequency of female flowers increasing with higher elevation. |
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Dupanloup performed an admixture analysis based on several autosomal loci, mtDNA and NRY haplogroup frequencies. |
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It has been found only at low frequencies in samples from Sardinia and Lebanon. |
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Allele frequencies were also compared with previously reported frequencies by others to address the racial and inter-ethnic differences. |
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Those with depressed mood reported significantly greater frequencies of anergia, the only vegetative symptom that persisted throughout the year. |
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This tetanizing effect on muscles is most pronounced in frequencies from 15-150 cycles per second. |
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The cephalopod and hexagrammid prey categories were not considered in these analyses because of their low frequencies of occurrence. |
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The eigenfrequency analysis was computed for the natural frequencies of the unloaded and loaded structures. |
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All natural and man-made objects emit, and reflect, different levels of electromagnetic energy at various frequencies. |
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Succeeding superoctaves are pitches found at frequencies four, eight, sixteen times, and so on, of the fundamental frequency. |
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This marker is present in China and India at frequencies of less than one percent. |
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The clade is also present at lower frequencies throughout Eastern Europe, Western Asia, as well as parts of North Africa and Central Asia. |
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