Sentences with phrase «frequency oscillations»
Frequency oscillations refer to the regular back-and-forth movements or vibrations that occur at a certain rate. It means something is repeatedly going from one extreme to another at a consistent speed or frequency. Full definition
«We observed that the high frequency oscillations in the SOZ form random, repetitive waveform patterns that identify their location,» said Ince, who compares the process to a broken bike or car which makes the same sound randomly, yet repetitively.
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Godknect emphasizes that sharks have «excellent» hearing and can detect low frequency oscillations of injured fish at 100 Hz.
High frequency oscillations in the λ 13C composition of long chain fatty acids during MIS 3 appear to coincide with Dansgaard / Oeschger variability in high latitude ice cores, with positive (negative) excursions occurring during stadial (interstadial) periods.
«We know the Earth was colder 20,000 years ago or warmer 120,000 years ago, but we have no information about how high - frequency oscillations changed in the past.»
In particular, one can see that there is a low - frequency oscillation present in the data.
[Response: There is always the chance that you've got some low frequency oscillation going on, with a wavelength greater than the length of your record, rather than a monotonic trend.
Critical to Ince's discovery is delineating between the high - frequency oscillations that signify the SOZ from the ones ignited by normal functioning, like movements or talking.
The ride is comfortable, quelling bumps as well as the Honda and Toyota with the exception of some small, high - frequency oscillations that will mostly go unnoticed.
Since there is some degree of high - frequency oscillation in that curve, its longer - term trend can be elicited from a smoothed approximation, depicted by the green curve.
There is a period between 1700 - 1800m that high frequency oscillations are present in the CO2 data.
Although the 20 - y spectral peak was found to be statistically significant, the lower frequency oscillation that we are interested in was found to be below statistical significance, due possibly to the spectral windowing used.