characteristic frequency

For human beings, the influences fall in a characteristic frequency range.

The air in a shell resonates at a characteristic frequency.

Depending where it is located, each hair cell responds to a characteristic frequency.

These points could be characteristic frequencies in a voice or repeating patterns, such as those of an alarm bell.

As either is varied, the characteristic frequency of the circuit is changed.

A test without shock-absorbers is also acceptable for the determination of characteristic frequencies.

A given geometry of cavity will resonate at a characteristic frequency.

Alternatively, if the number of rolling element is known, characteristic frequencies can be estimated (4).

The trend is to decreasing peak amplitude with increasing characteristic frequency.

Tuning a bell is not simply a question of setting a number of characteristic frequencies.

Some resonant systems respond at characteristic frequencies, but in response to random excitation.

The characteristic frequency of an aircraft engine is filtered and triggers the detonation.

The characteristic frequencies of a bearing can be calculated from standard formulae if the internal geometry is know (1).

It should be emphasized that the characteristic frequency is not the same when the analysis is carried out in terms of the complex permittivity.

Studies of mechanisms that account for these cycles and cause populations to fluctuate at three different characteristic frequencies promise to be rewarding.

This adsorption occurs at the characteristic frequencies of vibration of the gas and dust.

As a result, the letters within columns fell into successive and separate mono alphabets with characteristic frequencies.

When a black body is at a uniform temperature, its emission has a characteristic frequency distribution that depends on the temperature.

The genomic signature refers to the characteristic frequency of oligonucleotides in a genome or sequence.

Each chemical com-pound has a unique spectrum, since individual molecules vibrate and absorb light at characteristic frequencies.

But around St. Helens, the seismic signal often contained a single characteristic frequency, almost as if the earth were singing a particular note.

In order to determine the characteristic frequencies, it must be possible to slow the speed of variation of the vibration frequency as desired.

An alternating potential (A.C.) produces a standing wave in the crystal at a characteristic frequency.

Each spin exhibits a characteristic frequency of gyration (relative to the field strength) which reveals information about the analyte.

In humans, AP oscillations which meet these properties have a characteristic frequency of approx.