Visual art has always interested me: its different frequencies, its visual frequencies or sonic frequencies.
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BILA: -- are more sensitive to high frequencies or low frequencies.
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The low frequencies bounce around and high frequencies reflect pretty heavily.
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It becomes just about the frequencies and the space between those frequencies.
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Ultraviolet and higher frequencies are mostly absorbed, as are the infrared frequencies.
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"One possibility is that the formant pattern at the higher frequencies is just 'Laurel' transposed to higher frequencies, and that 'Laurel' sounds like ['Yanny'] at higher frequencies," Munson wrote.
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White noise contains all of the frequencies combined, while pink noise contains only certain frequencies.
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The SpectrumAll radio wave frequencies, from the lowest frequencies (25 kHz) to the highest (25 GHz).
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With no outside training, they're able to pick up high frequencies, low frequencies, and everything in between.
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They're both wildly intelligent, but they're kind of at different frequencies and those frequencies complement each other.
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The highest frequencies of each FRB arrive slightly earlier at Earth while the lowest frequencies arrive slightly later.
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The study specifically used 2G and 3G frequencies — not the frequencies used on more advanced 4G or 5G networks.
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In the states, the Federal Communications Commission allocates frequencies, or bands, that hams can use, and a general rule of thumb is: lower frequencies at night, and higher frequencies during the day, depending on solar conditions.
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These frequencies, which are 63 times greater than today's 4G cellphone frequencies, and three to four times greater than the new 5G frequencies, were just made available for commercialization by the Federal Communications Commission last year.
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The detector sweeps through frequencies like a police radio scanner, moving from lower to higher frequencies (or the other way around).
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Swapping the tiny filters on the eartips emphasizes the bass frequencies, boosts the treble frequencies, or makes the headphones fully neutral.
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The International Telecommunications Union (ITU), the United Nations' agency for policing frequencies, provides recommendations for how radio frequencies should be distributed.
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Typically, a burst of radio waves will have different wave frequencies occurring at once, but FRBs have frequencies that are spread out.
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Ossia's patents focus on using radio frequencies similar to WiFi to transmit energy, and Energous claims to use radio frequencies as well.
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Your ear, for example, adjusts to hear high and low frequencies — a scream or a growl — rather than midrange frequencies, human speech.
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Humans can hear frequencies across three orders of magnitude, from about 20 to 20,000 hertz, and can discern tiny differences in those frequencies.
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"I could see some frequencies being more effective, because the cells in the vulva and clitoris are responsive to different frequencies," Prause responds.
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Earlier FRBs were observed at somewhat higher frequencies, while the CHIME telescope was able to look at frequencies in the range of 400 MHz.
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The vibrations move through the ice, but the high frequencies move faster than the low frequencies and reach your ears first, explains NPR's Skunk Bear.
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To hear the sound, you have to be at the right distance, so that the high frequencies have enough time to overrun the low frequencies.
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Through the Nura app, they can measure how sensitive you are to certain frequencies and adjust those frequencies so you get a perfectly balanced sound.
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But LIGO is only suited to detect the waves with extremely high frequencies, and gravitational waves can have frequencies that span days, months, or even years.
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The new frequencies in the sub-Terahertz bands will transmit super-fast computations over a wide range of frequencies, allowing future cellphones to have vastly greater capabilities.
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A radio wave traveling on its way to Earth will encounter tiny particles in interstellar space, causing lower frequencies to slow down and arrive later than higher frequencies.
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Reds are warmer colors and are associated with higher frequencies (up to 800Hz), for instance, while blues are colder hues and correspond to lower frequencies (down to 50Hz).
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Dogs are capable of hearing frequencies as high as 47,000 to 65,000 Hz, while adult humans cannot hear frequencies above 20,000 Hz, according to the American Kennel Club.
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But the Supreme Court said that this was acceptable because there are only a limited number of broadcast frequencies, so the government can regulate the licensees of those frequencies.
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There is a bizarre bump in the low end frequencies which will require some EQing, but cutting those frequencies in post is better than not having them at all.
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And if broadcasters continue to raise concerns — they worry opening up those frequencies will cause interference to their TV broadcasts on adjacent frequencies — the FCC's decision could take a while.
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Humans are generally thought of as being able to hear frequencies between 20Hz and 20,000Hz, while dogs can hear much higher frequencies in the general range of 67Hz to 45,000Hz.
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LiFi is similar to WiFi, but rather than using lower frequencies that are closer to the radio spectrum, LiFi operates in the higher frequencies characteristic of visible, infrared, and ultraviolet light.
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When Dr Choo and his colleagues tested the carved sheets by exposing them to a range of frequencies and monitoring the amount of electricity generated, they found that the voltage spiked at between 100Hz and 120Hz (approximately the dominant frequencies of adult male voices), and also between 200Hz and 250Hz (the female voice's dominant frequencies).
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What we do know is that these radio waves occur at gigahertz frequencies — the same frequencies that cell phones use — and we've created telescopes that can pick up these signals fairly well.
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Our first frequencies are the MURS frequencies—that stands for multi-use radio service, which operates on the 151-154 MHz frequencies at a maximum limit of 2 watts transmitting power, and the reason meshing is prohibited is that when the rules were written, people were imagining the only way people would use the spectrum was for voice.
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The frequencies are currently used by several TV groups including Mediaset, state broadcaster RAI and Cairo's La7 Channel, which would all have to free up the frequencies once they came up for auction.
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Unlike easily interceptable radio frequencies, commonly used to track animals in other parks, the smart park's signals are sent on a closed network across multiple frequencies, making the network more difficult to access.
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As a result, when we pass over over Madonna's scarlet dress, we hear the high "red" frequencies; conversely, as it scans fragments of the blue sky, we start hearing the low "blue" frequencies.
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Few 303G services will use higher frequencies in the near term, and there's little reason to think these frequencies are any more harmful than other types of electromagnetic radiation such as visible light.
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There's a great balance between bass response and upper frequencies.
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Conversely, lower frequencies transmit less data, but can travel further.
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They really don't like the hot frequencies from mobile phones.
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Music notes have frequencies a million times higher than that.
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Plus, different people might respond to frequencies differently, says Greenberg.
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France's 5G telecoms frequencies auction should start later this year.
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And FRBs are slightly harder to see at low frequencies.
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Yet people buy both — at very different frequencies, of course.
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Then came the transmission, cutting across all frequencies and signals.
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That's why you get different Chladni figures for different frequencies.
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All the messages seemed to come from slightly different frequencies.
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The use of radio frequencies is regulated somewhat like land.
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How had the man gained access to the radio frequencies?
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Do the same with the lower frequencies and "Yanny" emerges.
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Sublime Frequencies' early releases revelled in zealous naïveté and randomness.
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Spectrum are radio frequencies requires for mobile networks to run.
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Currently, EU nations have different approaches to managing radio frequencies.
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Notably, there's support for a wide range of 5G frequencies.
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The space between the frequencies, it turns out, is vast.
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Vodafone said it paid 38.65 billion forints for its frequencies.
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The five-part sounds, which last no longer than 3.5 seconds, include deep moans at frequencies as low as 30 hertz and a strangely metallic finale that reaches frequencies as high as 8,000 hertz.
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He thinks that the frequencies of the Y might have been made artificially higher, and the frequencies that make the L sound might have been dropped, Riecke says, although he notes this is speculation.
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"Yes, in 2019, it is definitely possible to block all frequencies operating from DC (0 Hz) - 6 GHz inexpensively and thus blocking out basically all frequencies that consumer devices use," he told me over email.
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Yet this level of sound power can be dangerous when it is nearby and condensed into a short amount of time and specific frequencies (as opposed to the broad range of frequencies at a concert).
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Wireless spectrum is the radio frequencies that carry voice and data.
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Henriques said that some frequencies would be amplified while others dampened.
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Each team used different scanning frequencies, either high, medium, or low.
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Different types of molecules emit waves at different types of frequencies.
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Radio programs made for North Koreans can get their frequencies jammed.
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But many interesting sources of these waves are at lower frequencies.
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Different frequencies of light can be used to control its speed.
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The movie calls on frequencies in a way the book doesn't.
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That changed when the frequencies shifted into the low ultrasound range.
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That means they only "see" radio frequencies on the electromagnetic spectrum.
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The bass was very present but didn't overwhelm the other frequencies.
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Bass frequencies have a satisfying thump without drowning out everything else.
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This allows the spacecraft to detect waves with much lower frequencies.
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It also has the ability to replicate high frequencies without distortion.
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There is something in those frequencies that just won't release it.
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Our Rock & Roll legend Mr. Chuck Berry has changed frequencies today.
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"The Sun is vibrating at lots of different frequencies," Young says.
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They will reduce a wide range of frequencies, which can help.
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It's a little more shielded from the electromagnetic frequencies and stuff.
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The BNetzA plans to auction such frequencies in the early 2020s.
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Now, scientists could read atoms that vibrated at even higher frequencies, including those in the optical range—frequencies between 430 and 770 trillion hertz (for comparison, a pendulum clock swings at a frequency of one hertz).
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"Our headphones place a very sensitive microphone in the ear canal, which reads those signals and analyzes them to work out which frequencies you heard well, and which frequencies you heard not so well," Campbell said.
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"We are now ready to hand over 4G mobile frequencies to any company that is ready ... we are waiting for companies to finish preparations to receive the frequencies," Communications Minister Yasser al-Kadi told Reuters on Sunday.
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The whole exposure combines 35 hours of observation time, and the x-ray frequencies (observed by Chandra) are rendered in purple and pink, while the visible light frequencies (observed by Hubble) are rendered in red and blue.
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Usually, these blips hit Earth with frequencies between 1,000 and 1,500 MHz.
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Despite its sci-fi hook, Alt-Frequencies is a painfully relevant story.
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As one group weighs up macronutrients, the other tries to balance frequencies.
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This ice shifting causes all kinds of sound frequencies, high and low.
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Broadcasts on at least 32 radio frequencies have been taken off air.
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The headphones feature very bright—perhaps too bright—sound at higher frequencies.
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"We live in a noisy world—even at higher frequencies," she said.
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Good ones should sound flat and accurate across a variety of frequencies.
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Different-sized legs react differently, responding to a variety of different frequencies.
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Singapore plans to auction the radio frequencies in two stages this year.
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Really, what music is, it's just a bunch of notes and frequencies.
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It's basically pink noise with even more muting of the highest frequencies.
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It's easier, therefore, to measure and understand these effects at lower frequencies.
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These frequencies are between 25 and 25 times higher than 24G LTE.
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Determine its proper name, then restore its satellites to their original frequencies.
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But the valuable frequencies needed to transmit data is much more restricted.
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An auction of frequencies for the 5G transmission is planned for 2019.
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"[FHSS] limits outside access by randomly hopping frequencies at an incredible rate (the Federal Communications Commission requires that devices spread over 75 frequencies within a period of 400 milliseconds), making it harder to establish a connection," May explains.
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The researchers looked at the purring frequencies of 45 different kinds of cats and found that those frequencies are similar to ultrasound therapy that can be used to help people with bone growth, pain, edema, muscle growth, and dyspnea.
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It has a tweeter made from titanium capable of frequencies up to 27kHz.
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Wireless frequenciesFirst though, some pointers on what wireless frequencies are to begin with.
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And it saves some "bands", or ranges of frequencies, mostly for radio astronomy.
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Dozens of radio frequencies broadcasting independent news programmes have been taken off air.
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It's a conceit that succeeds because Alt-Frequencies' characters are rich in color.
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Filters pick up harmonic context as red and blue bands at different frequencies.
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Hopefully, the radio frequencies would be available to reach people sheltering in place.
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That signal then shifts from higher to lower frequencies as the shock slows.
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While the array was tilted away, the crystals' frequencies kept on ticking up.
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At lower frequencies, the telescope was about 20 percent less effective post-hurricane.
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An Emergency Alert System will broadcast over television and radio frequencies as well.
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What does someone on the dance floor feel when the frequencies are playing?
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Carriers have added new routes and more frequencies to capitalize on summer vacations.
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With the other, he jotted frequencies onto a notepad advertising Ortho Tri-Cyclen.
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Alternatively, missions could use laser communications to avoid drowning out the radio frequencies.
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If you cross over slightly different angles, frequencies work in a different way.
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Jolted alert, she checks known frequencies and finds that nothing should be there.
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The split was based on how individuals perceived different frequencies in the clip.
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The higher frequencies can transmit much more data, much faster than on 220G.
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The former uses frequencies below 24GHz and the latter goes beyond that threshold.
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These prescribed paths are related to the frequencies of light in antihydrogen's spectrum.
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Crystal grinders would grind and calibrate these crystals to pick up specific frequencies.
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This means broadcasting over more frequencies for more hours and avoiding being jammed.
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MORE, deemed the UHF discount outdated as broadcast television moved to digital frequencies.
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But it uses a band of low frequencies originally used for broadcast television.
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The problem is relative frequencies of real news much more than fake news.
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Typical earthquakes trigger two kinds of fast-moving body waves at high frequencies.
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Humans typically pay attention to three different frequencies when they're listening to speech.
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The shape of the shell amplifies normally inaudible frequencies, creating an oceanic effect.
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The FIFA rankings can be misleading due to calculation timings, game frequencies etc.
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Kraft explains that this is one of the most important pieces of feedback from the Here Active Listening System, which was able to cut out entire frequencies but not select various sounds within those frequencies to either cancel or amplify.
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Based on Kuo&aposs note, it sounds like Apple&aposs new iPhones will fall into two categories when it comes to 5G: those that support these lower-band frequencies and those that support both mid-band and millimeter-wave frequencies.
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Such a move would go some way to addressing concerns of mobile network operators, who must invest in equipment to build the networks for the frequencies they lease while being unsure whether they will still own those frequencies a decade later.
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In order to benefit, the broadcasters will have to be moved, then service providers can place new gear capable of broadcasting in the new frequencies and, finally, devices will have to be created that also work in the new frequencies.
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The further away from the centre, the more sensitive you are to those frequencies.
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Meanwhile, no one is really broadcasting on radio frequencies to clog up the signal.
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Using the app, people can manipulate the high or low frequencies of their surroundings.
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But I just know that 432 is more coherent with the frequencies of humanity.
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Its buzzing, low frequencies, urgent high hats, echoing handclaps, and distorted vocals swirl seductively.
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Each song needs sounds to fill the low, middle and high frequencies, they explained.
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Radio frequencies can bounce off walls, take indirect paths and transmit through many surfaces.
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As a result, they have larger vocal tracts—larger spaces resonate at lower frequencies.
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Sure enough, they tended to rate voices with higher resonant frequencies as more feminine.
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Here, users can be passed between base stations and frequencies can be continually reused.
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Possible scanning technologies include thermal scanning, listening for radio frequencies, and millimeter wave scanning.
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Apparently they can distinguish between different frequencies because of spider silk's unusual dampening ability.
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But their strengths and frequencies vary according to what the brain is up to.
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There's much improvement to be done, perhaps combining the terahertz radiation with other frequencies.
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The water contains a "form of radio frequencies called scalar waves," according to Osmosis.
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Too loose and flexible, and the sound will lose its highest and lowest frequencies.
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The diagrams show how the energy of the sound is distributed across different frequencies.
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Researchers found that wind turbines also produce infrasound, frequencies under 2900 hertz, as well.
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The last auction in 2015, for 4G frequencies, raised 5.1 billion euros ($5.8 billion).
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A more recent auction round, for 4G frequencies, raised 5 billion euros in 2015.
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Can sound frequencies tell my brain to just shut up and get to bed?
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Once it locates a threat, it reportedly uses radio frequencies to jam the drone.
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The film actually uses real photographs and plasma frequencies received by the voyager crafts.
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These effects vary with frequency, and many of them become stronger at lower frequencies.
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Most routers now use dual band technology, broadcasting at the 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies.
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The carrier will continue flights to domestic routes but at lower frequencies, it said.
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Many caveats apply, and the results involve radio frequencies long out of routine use.
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Speech Clarity boosts the voice frequencies to make it easier to hear the dialog.
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That's where scientists look at the night sky at frequencies our eyes can't see.
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Only the crispiest treble frequencies and richest mids will suffice (bass is for commoners).
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He's not playing modular synths, he's playing video signals, which contain inaudible sound frequencies.
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But I do think there are different frequencies of different traits in different populations.
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It's because one of the key wireless frequencies earmarked for speedy 23.83G millimeter wave networks — the 24 GHz band — happens to be very close to the frequencies used by microwave satellites to observe water vapor and detect those changes in the weather.
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These block out the light frequencies from screens that interfere with the brain's melatonin supply.
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The auction will comprise frequencies across seven bands, including the most lucrative 700 Mhz band.
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Cell phone carriers frequently change their radio frequencies, which allow calls to enter the system.
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He sonified their signals, turning the frequencies he received into notes human ears can hear.
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Photonic crystals are forms matter through which some frequencies (essentially colors) of light can't travel.
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The frequencies can vary, but the lowest one is recognized as a 7.83 Hz wave.
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"It's about maximising the dimensions of the telescope and the number of frequencies," he explained.
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The fund should partly be financed from the proceeds of auctioning UMTS mobile phone frequencies.
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This matching of frequencies amplifies the shaking in vulnerable buildings, both steel and masonry ones.
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The H2 headphones then pushes sound to the frequencies that you're best at hearing, first.
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Previous generations of cellular wireless technology, like 22015G and LTE, operate along lower radio frequencies.
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They uncovered several features also found in modern dolphins, which can hear at ultrasonic frequencies.
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Back in the day, Beats headphones were notorious for prioritizing bass over all other frequencies.
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It sees deep into the water by taking images at several different frequencies every second.
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This caused the many frequencies to arrive at the camera's sensor at slightly different times.
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The regime tries to jam foreign networks by playing loud music on the same frequencies.
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It also switched off dozens of radio frequencies on which American news services were broadcast.
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But audio-hacking aside, the frequencies of gravitational waves are typically within human hearing range.
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For example, studies show blind people are better at localizing sounds and differentiating sound frequencies.
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The ITU registers all satellite transmission frequencies to ensure there is no cross-satellite interference.
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White noise is really just the combination of noises that are humming at different frequencies.
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In the world of the show, it emits resonant frequencies to affect matter around it.
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Overall, 143 children, or 14 percent, had at least some difficulty hearing at high frequencies.
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Corded landline phones don't emit radio frequencies like cellphones do, but cordless landline phones do.
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No need to accept all the frequencies, process the sound, apply filters, and retransmit it.
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Say if you put in those venues frequencies that worked with sexuality, that probably would.
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This demonstrates the frequencies at which their ears pick up on music, the creators claim.
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This absorption shows up in the reflected light's spectrum as an absence of certain frequencies.
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Studio, a medical-grade sound healing company that uses healthy sound frequencies to promote wellness.
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But when you are in the presence of death, somehow all the frequencies become one.
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What a subwoofer does is essentially extend the lower frequencies that the speakers can reproduce.
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There's also pink noise, which is white noise, but with the higher frequencies somewhat muted.
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Journalists know that certain microcosms reveal larger narratives; often we pick up the same frequencies.
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Many visuals feature animations directly generated by music, with expressions linked to the songs' frequencies.
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The Federal Communications Commission has begun auctioning U.S. rights to radio frequencies for 5G use.
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The arches often amplify the energy passing through them if the frequencies are just right.
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That's big, since the spectrum of radio frequencies that communication devices can use is finite.
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Another screen monitors the radio frequencies at which electromagnetic signals are detected on the ranch.
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For passengers, the roughly 2240-seat, lightweight mid-sized jets offer more choice and frequencies.
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This, he writes, involves "transmitting loud noise" on the same frequencies to overpower the broadcast.
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For passengers, the roughly 2240-seat, lightweight mid-sized jets offer more choice and frequencies.
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It connects to a plastic box with microphones built into it, for detecting snoring frequencies.
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The dark bands represent what are known as "formants," the frequencies that resonate the loudest.
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To see this, consider that there exists a noisy ether of disordered acoustic frequencies permeating our world (everyday background noise, that is) and that we can make pleasing tones from this din simply by restricting those chaotically distributed frequencies to those of musical notes.
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These two properties could increase or decrease how you hear different pitches, or sound wave frequencies.
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There's an optional "bass boost" slider that lets you customize low-end frequencies to your taste.
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The article included a "spectrogram," a chart of all the frequencies in the 2003-second clip.
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The splotches of red and yellow showed combinations of frequencies that don't naturally go together — ever.
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And then the noise-reduction software morphed those extra frequencies into something resembling a human voice.
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The flexibility of the resonators also allow them to be easily tuned to absorb different frequencies.
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A perfect microphone would vibrate at a known frequency at, and only at, certain input frequencies.
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People have varying sensitivities to different frequencies, so your brain may interpret noises differently than others.
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The tuning isn't super versatile, as the headphones can sound shrill or tinny at higher frequencies.
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In contrast, the graphene skin springs back easily, and can sense a wide variety of frequencies.
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Plates' electrical properties, it turns out, are different at different frequencies, depending on their grain structure.
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As if by magic, the grains of sand rearranged themselves into patterns corresponding to various frequencies.
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That layer is made up of nanophotonic crystals, which emit specific frequencies of light when heated.
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These licenses grant leasers the exclusive rights to use the frequencies for wireless or radio communications.
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This would cause the gravitational waves to oscillate with higher-than-expected frequencies after the merger.
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For game audio, the A10 produces a big, crisp sound across a wide range of frequencies.
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In addition to the CRAFTS receiver, Krčo says they'll add six more, sensitive to different frequencies.
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The rake's speed and location trigger different frequencies of an audio sample of a monk chanting.
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Even oscillators that have different natural frequencies, when coupled, reach a compromise and oscillate in tandem.
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Audio experts have said the reason people hear it differently is because everyone hears frequencies differently.
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Dish has been buying up spectrum, or radio frequencies that carry the data flowing through devices.
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You can even set custom frequencies, like every 13 days, or weeks, or months, or years.
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From there, you can schedule watering times and frequencies as you — and your lawn — see fit.
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It would open up the radios to go on frequencies they weren't intended to go on.
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"You could go on a website right now, and all the frequencies are listed," he said.
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While the market would evolve to favor direct flights and higher frequencies, airbus is taking actions.
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Five of those frequencies were only able to be detected within 1,500 feet of the building.
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JDD said Free is looking at buying Bouygues' network and frequencies for about two billion euros.
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Each car here was paired with a historical tuning, with frequencies ranging from 376.3Hz to 506.9Hz.
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Paramedics' radio frequencies were so clogged that some used cellphones to call ahead to emergency rooms.
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But, according to Mellgren, frequencies and vibrations aren't just buzzwords—they're the foundation of sound meditation.
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The frequencies are low, and thus heavily trafficked by microphones, cameras and other hand-held radios.
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These long separations have provided adequate opportunity for the frequencies of genetic variations to change. 4.
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Crystals (gifts from the earth) hold and share energetics/frequencies that can balance and heal bodies.
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Beauty clinics in Moscow use these high frequencies for skin regeneration, according to a scientific study.
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These frequencies cannot carry voice communications, only coded messages or — at a snail's pace — text messages.
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C.W.: Well, power operates on a number of different frequencies, and circuits, and levels, and dimensions.
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The sounds are so low in part because the instruments are not sensitive to higher frequencies.
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If it sells off some of the frequencies, the Norwegian government could bring in millions more.
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More broadly, the case is a reminder of the power of radio frequencies, Professor Wandt said.
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The radar system was operational now, officials said, and additional air traffic frequencies were functioning. Gov.
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No use being in space if you're forbidden from transmitting on the frequencies you need, right?
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In recent years, Sublime Frequencies has returned to some of the touchstones that inspired its founders.
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Only a very small number of the highest of these frequencies are useful as visible light.
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Just like LEDs, this limited number of frequencies absorbed by carbon dioxide does not constitute heat.
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It refers to things that happen to work on frequencies, and the answer is RADIOS. 29A.
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They also exposed some mice to light at higher and lower frequencies and left others alone.
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It does not apply to 4G or 5G, which use different frequencies and modulation, he said.
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JCSpaceRadio at Hume Chicago transmits natural body frequencies in the form of a mobile participatory installation.
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The United States' first satellite, Explorer 1, had beacons for the frequencies 108.00 and 108.03 MHz.
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Because each species of fish reflects different frequencies of sound in its own way (often because their swim bladders resonate differently) a sonar which emits a wide range of frequencies, as the wideband Simrad devices do, can tell what is a pollock and what is not.
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The latest venture moves his focus to higher frequencies still than terahertz waves—those of visible light.
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They were even able to fold multiple joints simultaneously by exposing the bots to overlapping electromagnetic frequencies.
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"We've acquired a valuable package of frequencies that ideally complements our existing spectrum," said CEO Markus Haas.
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You might have also seen reference to wifi channels: These are connected to, but separate from, frequencies.
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Currently the 28 countries in the European Union have different approaches to managing radio frequencies, creating discrepancies.
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This caused the cloud to once again shine at radio frequencies, as we reported back in 2015.
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Ariel's profile had noticeably duller highs and mids, thanks to her ear's supposed sensitivity to higher frequencies.
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He points to other transnational regulations—co-ordinating radio frequencies, for instance—which Britain will remain within.
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Like the hi-hats, I rolled off the low end and added 4db in the upper frequencies.
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Short version: the algorithm understands your sense of hearing's upper and lower limits for different sound frequencies.
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The last conference in 2015 was marked with tough debates on which frequencies to earmark for drones.
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The airline cut frequencies on some U.S. flights in a response to those restrictions weakening passenger demand.
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The powers seem to include being able to tune into and control wireless frequencies, among other things.
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It utilizes BassUp™ technology to enhance bass frequencies in real time, resulting in hair-raising audio.
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That is the Fourier transform: a function that explains exactly what frequencies lie in the original signal.
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Dirac claims that Dirac Bass will make frequencies as low as 30Hz audible from a phone's speakers.
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However, radio signals from flares are usually at much lower frequencies than the ones detected by Arecibo.
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Flares are natural, but they can cause disturbances on Earth, especially with power transmission or radio frequencies.
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Because El Centro's radio frequencies were different from those of Dallas police, Abbott was forced to improvise.
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In Italy, communications regulator AGCOM said the government would auction frequencies for 53G mobile services in September.
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Pressure on a certain part of the foot would cause certain motors to vibrate at different frequencies.
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Mounted on two external flanks of the orbiter, MWR is designed to pick up six microwave frequencies.
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In the so-called assignment phase, winning bidders from earlier rounds will now bid on specific frequencies.
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The airline will reduce frequencies from next month to Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Seattle, Boston, and Los Angeles.
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The airline is also cutting flights on some routes and increasing frequencies on others to boost profit.
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The first time I heard one of his frequencies it was "Testarossa Autodrive" during the MySpace era.
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A tweeter is a small speaker designed to disperse high frequencies throughout a room, according to Lifewire.
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Once it locates a threat, it uses radio frequencies to jam the drone, C4ISR reported in May.
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Spectrum refers to the radio frequencies that wireless services use to transmit information all over the world.
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To make the music audible to the human ear, the frequencies were been increased for this recording.
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Pros: Good sound quality, nice design, water resistance Cons: High frequencies aren't as detailed as other speakers
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Most ultrasonic deterrents will start at frequencies around 25,000 Hz so that only dogs can hear them.
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New "flexible use" licenses would be allotted the now-quiet TV frequencies, and sold by competitive bidding.
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In the Nissan Maxima, for example, noise-cancellation technology helps suppress undesirable droning frequencies from the engine.
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That's because they're all framerates or frequencies used in encoding or showing things like films and music.
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"The audio is running in these repetitive ways and it's got tons of different frequencies," he said.
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" And there was no murkiness in the midrange frequencies of Anne Sofie von Otter's "Baby Plays Around.
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As the chimes blow in the wind, their near-similar frequencies will create aural harmony and dissonance.
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The windshield and rear window are stiff and heavy, so they are most appropriate for lower frequencies.
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The newest generation of cellphones, 5G, will operate near the highest frequencies of the radio wave spectrum.
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To ensure you don't forget anything, jot down the food and medication names, feeding frequencies and dosages.
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"As well as allowing us to add frequencies on the north end between New York and Boston."
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An adjoining space could feature quiet, slowly fading bass frequencies, lingering at the edge of auditory perception.
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According to Menezes, we can expect mainstream 5G devices further down the road to support both frequencies.
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Specifically, the FCC allocates which radio frequencies companies can use to communicate with their vehicles during flight.
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By singling out the lower frequencies of the song you can hear this... an 808 bass drum.
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There the vibrations are transmitted to orderly arrays of "hair cells," which are tuned to specific frequencies.
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There are also built-in speakers that emit pulsing tones mimicking the frequencies of my brain waves.
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The study looked at only 2G and 3G frequencies, which are still commonly used for phone calls.
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The high-pitched frequencies also aren't the only sound businesses use to deter homeless people and teens.
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EU lawmakers decided last week to free up 5G radio frequencies for a 20-year time period.
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These low frequencies are important for providing good network coverage given the increasing focus on mobile data.
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The newest generation of cellphones, 53G, will operate near the highest frequencies of the radio wave spectrum.
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The newest generation of cellphones, 53G, will operate near the highest frequencies of the radio wave spectrum.
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It will later test different delivery frequencies to home in on the most convenient times to read.
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The clip is playing around with frequency — and it depends on the range of frequencies listeners hear.
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You could make it into sound, shift the frequencies, make an audio track of the microwave signals.
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Like, let's pick different frequencies where there aren't those regulatory hurdles and just focus on the lobbying.
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Lumineye's device can detect humans through walls using radio frequencies Lumineye's device can detect humans through walls using radio frequencies Lumineye has just started its pilot programs, and recently spent a Saturday at a FEMA event testing out the the device's ability to detect people covered in rubble piles.
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We're also going to host a live What's in Your Bag with artists like Cray and Lost Frequencies.
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For each drive in each simulation, we pick a random outcome using the frequencies produced by the model.
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It broadcasts on an even lower frequency than AM radio, between the 162.400 MHz and 162.550 MHz frequencies.
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Gases in the exoplanet's atmosphere will absorb certain frequencies of the starlight, leaving telltale dips in the spectrum.
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They come with Sony's famous Extra Bass feature, which does make a difference if you love lower frequencies.
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They even translated the findings into sound waves to show that different frequencies are associated with different sounds.
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Rybka noted that with higher frequencies come higher noise levels, making the experiment more difficult at those levels.
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For one, the human skull is thicker than a mouse's, which will change the types of frequencies needed.
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Ashley Chloe reps also said that the accompanying app will let users tweak specific frequencies to their liking.
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How it works: For example, Verizon could use CBRS frequencies to let you stream movies on your smartphone.
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Were Russia to flip them on, it'd jam its own frequencies in a kind of electromagnetic friendly fire.
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The vowels have frequencies called "formants", two of which are usually enough to differentiate one vowel from another.
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The Dominator Platinum RGB sticks come in packs of two, four, or eight with different capacities and frequencies.
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Generally, signal transmission was clear in all cases, but there was a lot of variation across transmission frequencies.
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Bypassing sense inputs means that we can move past pixels and haptic frequencies and into neuronal firing patterns.
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The musicality of the high frequencies, the playful interaction between vocals, piano, and wind instruments was just enchanting.
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The Mazda Miata MX-226 RF is noisy, but its name has nothing to do with radio frequencies.
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Frequencies are separated to provide clarity, and they pack the same bass response you'd get in a subwoofer.
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Under interim peace deals Israel has final say in allocating radio frequencies in the West Bank and Gaza.
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There was a good amount of bass for such tiny little guys, and higher frequencies never sounded shrill.
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"For a vibrating guitar string, there are many such preferred frequencies—the harmonics of the string," said Kane.
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It is, especially when you write melodies that you're really attached to, or feel attached to those frequencies.
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But what's different is that the goTenna Mesh sends communications across publicly available UHF frequencies, and it meshes.
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Technically, the electromagnetic spectrum includes radio waves as well as frequencies that fall within the visible light spectrum.
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As the two frequencies get closer together it pulses more frequently, as they move further apart, it slows.
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One issue is a lack of available spectrum, which refers to the radio frequencies allocated to wireless networks.
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More recently, the airline expanded its service to Japan with additional routes and frequencies to Tokyo in 22017.
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Vayyar's sensor chip has 24 transceivers running in frequencies from 0–20 GHz, and will soon feature 72.
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Frequencies that emulate MDMA and LSD won't make you hallucinate, but you will feel similar to that experience.
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Then the speakers started pumping out a noise of 2-10kHz, which overlapped with the birds' call frequencies.
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Bannister and his team were then able to make follow-up observations at both optical and radio frequencies.
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The agency will now repackage and sell those frequencies to buyers in the second portion of the auction.
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And changing the sound mix to emphasize higher or lower frequencies might tip you toward Laurel or Yanny.
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Just the sound of one person's voice is made up of many different frequencies that vary in intensity.
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Both challenger brands eventually captured a share of larger corporate accounts as they expanded their network and frequencies.
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By examining the Echo Hunter's inner ear, the researchers found evidence of its ability to receive ultrasonic frequencies.
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Several more components from the study remain to be published, including detailed analyses on the radio frequencies tested.
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The area where the probe has landed faces away from Earth, meaning it is free from radio frequencies.
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Upgrade Labs claims that studies show these two frequencies promote muscle recovery, decrease inflammation, and boost mitochondrial function.
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DJI says it achieved this by redesigning the antennas inside — they automatically switch between 4503GHz and 5GHz frequencies.
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The company will remove the frequencies in the music that causes tinnitus and return it to the patient.
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At a pawn shop, the Punisher asks for an NYPD mobile communications rig that picks up tactical frequencies.
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The auction covers blocks of frequencies within the 700 MHz, 1400 MHz, 2.6 GHz and 3.5 GHz ranges.
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"With the lighting it adds in a whole bunch more frequencies—and they're all interacting together," he continued.
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The pitch-black place was flooded with non-visible frequencies that the kibes used in place of light.
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In the early two-thousands, the Bishops and the sound recordist Hisham Mayet started the label Sublime Frequencies.
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At frequencies higher than 20,000 hertz, beyond human hearing, ultrasound can damage tissue if produced with enough power.
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"[Sound baths] are a more targeted way to introduce vibrations and frequencies to the body," he told VICE.
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Or if you're in a big city or around military bases, their wireless frequencies are totally jammed up.
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Linked together, the soundbar and subwoofer auto-balance their output levels so both products put out complimentary frequencies.
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Opponents of 25G claim the technology's high frequencies will make the new phones and cell towers extraordinarily harmful.
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"The initial order was groundbreaking in opening up the White Space frequencies for unlicensed use," Nichols told Motherboard.
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We built a tool to help you hear either word, by accentuating different frequencies in the original clip.
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Engineers spent months matching the frequencies of sounds in Snapchat posts to the notes from Mr. Marclay's piece.
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It's done with an array of tiny speakers that emit sound at very carefully controlled frequencies and volumes.
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Spectrum refers to the radio frequencies allocated in lots by governments to mobile network operators over the airwaves.
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While conventional crews have 9,000 frequencies available to monitor the results, the crew at Turayqa has over 50,000.
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They will return control of other frequencies to the government, allowing for a new competitor to begin operations.
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It is also more powerful than cellular service because the frequencies can penetrate concrete walls and other obstacles.
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Similar to the spectrum used for 4G LTE, low-band frequencies cover large areas and penetrate buildings well.
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North Koreans buying a radio through official channels will find the device locked only onto government-approved frequencies.
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To keep order, the conference tries to establish buffers between groups that use similar frequencies to avoid conflict.
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The radios in "Frequencies," tuned to stations that may not even exist, are like ghosts of old technology.
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That means for carriers like AT&T and especially Verizon (which exclusively uses mmWave frequencies on its 5G network), MediaTek's chip isn't really an option, because in order to deliver optimal data speeds, 5G modems and their antennas often need to be tuned for a specific set of radio frequencies.
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Those frequencies are an essential part of the algorithm that the NSIDC uses to measure Arctic sea ice extent.
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He even bought a gauge to check electromagnetic frequencies in the nursery, after I read abut the potential hazards.
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On a whiteboard to Coletta's left is a list of antiques, their frequencies and launch years scrawled beside them.
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Otherwise, the so-called Gibbs phenomenon distorts the input signal's frequencies, thus decreasing the accuracy of the ensuing analysis.
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As Redditor juuular pointed out, what you hear is connected to the volume at which you perceive certain frequencies.
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But in his computations, he often wanted to do series expansions with respect to the frequencies of those functions.
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Because this is academia, there's a committee for that: the National Academy of Sciences' Committee on Radio Frequencies (CORF!).
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That often happens unintentionally, in the form of "harmonics," or accidental overtones with frequencies exactly 2, 3, 4, etc.
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Grid frequencies must not deviate too far from around 50 Hertz to keep flows on power transmission lines intact.
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This should invalidate RMa at higher frequencies, according to Rappaport, leaving rural 5G in need of a new model.
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Arabsat, which is owned by Arab League states, has denied that beoutQ uses its satellite frequencies for illegal broadcasts.
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The pair propose to tune in to these frequencies on their SQUID radio, to see what they can hear.
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Yubico's newest keys can transmit data over NFC frequencies, a band already used for payments and other sensitive data.
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The company built its name on style and substance for those who love having lower frequencies front and center.
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Here's what I mean: most DJ headphones have a nice boost in the upper bass and lower-midrange frequencies.
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They had said the Model S and Model X had high claim frequencies and high costs of insurance claims.
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Because of the higher frequencies, 5G will require more antennae, base stations and fibre-optic cables to connect them.
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They are Ultimate Ears and are so helpful because they don't block any sound, they just block harmful frequencies.
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It's a little softer than what it would be without them, but all they're doing is blocking harmful frequencies.
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Because of the higher frequencies, they will require more antennae, base stations and fibre-optic cables to connect them.
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The system also measures the vibration frequencies of the tire, which changes drastically as it starts to run flat.
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For example, a WiFi network can have multiple frequencies, but the highest frequency can't support every device at once.
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In many states municipal and state-level police do not use the same radio frequencies and therefore cannot communicate.
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Dr Zurk's team is now determining the optimum frequencies for propagation, and modelling ways to correct for variable conditions.
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Different chemicals produce a distinct frequency as they react with different terahertz frequencies, which can be measured and distinguished.
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They are concerned that sharing those frequencies with other unlicensed devices will interfere with remote monitoring of hospital patients.
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They will also return control of other frequencies to the government, allowing for a new competitor to begin operations.
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Wireless audio, like all wireless communication, operates by sending and receiving signals on specific frequencies in the radio spectrum.
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Pink noise sounds a lot like white noise, but it contains frequencies that are better for testing audio systems.
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It's not practical to flood most spaces with radio frequencies across the spectrum that would interfere with screen emanations.
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But the laptop's screen now steps in to reproduce the higher frequencies, like a game's soundtrack, or character voices.
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The company is moving aggressively to put in place 43G technology, which uses higher frequencies to speed wireless transmission.
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Here promises that I can, using the app, tinker with specific frequencies, to tailor the mix to my preferences.
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"Galileo can help, particularly with spoofing, but it is also a very weak signal at similar frequencies," said Parkinson.
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The solution, he said, was to test all monthly GDP source data series at both monthly and quarterly frequencies.
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And white noise, like white light, is what you get when you combine all the other frequencies out there.
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The setup: Ligado began life as LightSquared, which wanted to use satellite frequencies to build a nationwide wireless network.
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Put somewhat differently, the Glasgow group's gravimeter is really an accelerometer capable of registering displacements at very low frequencies.
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The sale of the frequencies is expected to raise at least 2.5 billion euros ($2.96 billion) for state coffers.
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"We put microphones everywhere to catch different frequencies, and then recorded takes with different tempos and intentions," Maggioni said.
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Frequencies in the 3.4 to 25 GHz band will be auctioned, regulator RTR said in details published on Wednesday.
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LIGO is tuned to listen for specific frequencies of gravitational waves, mostly higher pitched waves in the kilohertz range.
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True also had sufficient frequencies in its portfolio to support its customers said True Group Chief Executive Kittinut Tikawan.
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"What's changed over the years is the availability of radios that can be programmed to police frequencies," he said.
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Choose from different frequencies, amplitudes, and torque to increase blood flow, release stored lactic acid, and relieve that tension.
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Halpern said the huge amount of frequencies they were accessing wasn't a problem when they initially started the project.
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In addition to that [noise], I sometimes experience crackling noises when I hear certain sounds or frequencies, especially sirens.
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Your brain is taking both of those and it's creating a third group of frequencies which is an interference.
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They typically last only a few milliseconds and are usually broadband (which means they cover a range of frequencies).
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At higher frequencies, like the human vocal range and higher, the headphones do very little if anything at all.
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While Sputnik was not required to register, its partner, Reston Translator, which transmits Radio Sputnik on FM frequencies, was.
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One way to understand the dynamics at work is to look at a spectrogram, which visualizes sound frequencies, above.
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It features five different frequencies, amplitudes, and torque so you can customize your approach according to your muscle needs.
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If you want assistance, you might pay an audiologist to provide customized services, like adjusting frequencies or amplification levels.
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The Sublime Frequencies set includes unreleased recordings, as well as notes and images that Bhattacharya collected along the way.
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For the first phase, LOFAR used low radio frequencies to observe about a quarter of the Northern Hemisphere's sky.
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The glowing filament gives off a very broad spectrum of frequencies of radiation, however, that we perceive as heat.
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Delta Air Lines and Hawaiian Airlines were the first to suspend routes and reduce frequencies to Seoul, South Korea.
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"Do your conscious and subconscious work on different frequencies?" a young woman in a tank top wanted to know.
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It would also buy a block of wireless spectrum — the radio frequencies that wireless signals travel over — from Sprint.
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Equalizers can be tuned so that music plays more softly in the frequencies that compete most fiercely with conversation.
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The walls will be resurfaced in order to improve the hall's resonance, especially when it comes to bass frequencies.
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The difference in frequencies, or what Chaput describes as singing, happens as the surface of the snow dunes changes.
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To do this, Starry is using a combination of frequencies including some very high ones known as millimeter waves.
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Not only do these satellites reflect light, they also emit radio frequencies — which a number of astronomers find troubling.
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Those frequencies don't have that limitation, so we didn't have to go ask for special permission to do this.
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The satellite instrument in question is a low frequency microwave sensor, which operates at frequencies between 19 and 37 Gigahertz.
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Band gaps enable controlled transmission of data, since the blocked frequencies can be contained and guided through channels called waveguides.
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The Nintendo controller speaks to the fish by sending vibrations through the ocean at frequencies higher than humans can hear.
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CTU said it had given the network operators one month to comply or it could begin proceedings to confiscate frequencies.
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By changing the frequencies, the robots could be made to fold their joints on demand, and independently of each other.
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The two independent teams were studying how light's energy could make nanoparticles move, and ended up generating incredible spin frequencies.
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It works like sonar — sending out inaudible frequencies from your phone's speaker, and listening for their return with the microphone.
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Through these intersecting frequencies it interrogates the histories and current politics of how we speak and (are allowed to) listen.
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The sound was all you can expect from a Harman product, true highs and it handles low frequencies very well.
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She was charged in July with hiding foreign currency, illegally selling radio frequencies and land parcels, and embezzling state funds.
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This can be accommodated to a certain extent by knowing which frequencies the satellites are broadcasting on, and adjusting accordingly.
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The UCI reportedly caught Van den Driessche by using a computer that can read radio frequencies emitted by the motor.
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Similar to speaker technology, we use large components such as the roof lining or rear shelf to generate low frequencies.
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The two fields operate at slightly different frequencies, creating interference where they overlap that can reach deep in the brain.
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As the drum vibrated, a camera attached to a microscope recorded the changing positions of the beads at various frequencies.
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A Microsoft backed Kenyan start-up has been using under-utilized television frequencies to connect some of those rural communities.
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What's next: This fall, the World Radiocommunication Conference meets in Egypt to set global agreements around radio frequencies for 5G.
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The Advanced Microwave Radiometer (AMR) measures how the two frequencies of radiation emitted by Poseidon are slowed by the atmosphere.
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He processed this using frequencies from the track to bring a dynamic reaction to percussive hits and other sonic elements.
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It's excruciatingly low-capacity: Dialup works by dividing frequencies over a copper phone line, making it slow to transmit information.
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Friday's announcement means that it's opening up a whole new swath of frequencies that companies can use to run 5G.
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Rather than transmit over a single radio channel, the signal would hop across frequencies, making it almost impossible to track.
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LAPD says its department broadcasts using digital frequencies and the audio Game posted doesn't appear to be a digital frequency.
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A Microsoft-backed Kenyan start-up has been using under-utilized television frequencies to connect some of those rural communities.
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In Harrington's case, she matches the frequencies she feels from your photo to those of certain emotions, feelings, diseases, etc.
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Buoys is a sparse, comparatively brief song cycle centered around acoustic guitar, wobbly bass frequencies, and Lennox's heavily treated voice.
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We're all on different planes at different frequencies, going up and down different states of consciousness, like in invisible elevators.
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Because higher frequency spectrum offers far higher capacity, next-generation "220006G" networks are expected to use frequencies above 2202 GHz.
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Speaker detail is important, as it ensures that you can hear all the high frequencies that would otherwise be missing.
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Millimeter frequencies have been found to accelerate bacterial growth, and when combined with antibiotics, they have an even stronger effect.
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With its trudging tempo and thick electronic bass frequencies, the track conveys little of the sonic warmth associated with her.
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Mindwell, a new meditation app, says it combines "isochronic tones, solfeggio frequencies, and spoken guidance" to create 350 meditation tracks.
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Making a call over police frequencies, a big step beyond a phone call, has never been easier, Mr. Geis said.
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The National Radio Astronomy Observatory has been talking with SpaceX about switching satellite communications to different radio frequencies, Nature reported.
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They inhabit America's lower frequencies — places particularly vulnerable to poverty, racial profiling, violence, unemployment, segregation, environmental hazards, disease and death.
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Hutchison will sell some radio frequencies and will also share or transfer several thousand mobile base station sites to Iliad.
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But fire is only beneficial when it occurs within the range of frequencies and intensities to which ecosystems are adapted.
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Communications satellites have already started to use some of CHIME's radio frequencies and Halpern expects more to come in soon.
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It will still be like searching for diamonds in the rough, or maybe better put, resonant frequencies amidst the noise.
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The longer you play, more enemies spawn, both at higher frequencies and at higher levels of health and offensive capabilities.
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More likely, the cause was a device that emitted radio frequencies or electromagnetic pulses, which entered through the victims' ears.
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Proponents say it will be good for mobile users and will not interfere with Wi-Fi operating on unlicensed frequencies.
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However, most listeners won't notice these "missing" frequencies in the vast majority of the music you're likely to listen to.
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Now the music world is finally catching up to the practice, using frequencies and vibrations to reduce stress and anxiety.
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Striking them at the rim, rather than the bottom of the bowl, will produce different notes which emit different frequencies.
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The frequencies employed in 26G are higher than those of past cellphones, allowing more information to be relayed more rapidly.
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They make sounds at different frequencies to cast spells, but are at their most powerful when singing in harmony together.
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The frequencies AT&T and Verizon, known as millimeter wave or "mmWave", are using are significantly higher than Wi-Fi.
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Sublime Frequencies wanted to represent the scenes it was witnessing as a series of ephemeral thrills, not as museum pieces.
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The LSR200 features a pair of 2W stereo speakers and a center "clear voice" unit tuned for human voice frequencies.
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Because of forthcoming 25G wireless service, hundreds of TV stations across the country are being reassigned to new broadcast frequencies.
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"About 987 stations have been reassigned new frequencies," Jean Kiddoo, chair for the FCC's Incentive Auction Taskforce, explained to Gizmodo.
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Higher frequencies can also improve the experience when the refresh rate is fixed and the FPS drops below the maximum.
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But detecting those long, frail frequencies requires a monstrous instrument, and dish antennas top out around 1,600 feet in diameter.
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They placed the instruments within the top few feet of the ice shelf, and managed to capture the haunting frequencies.
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To provide reliable, ubiquitous 21992G service over millimeter-wave frequencies, carriers will need a larger number of smaller access points.
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The Pro model features Adaptive EQ, which the company says adjusts sound frequencies to the shape of the wearer's ear.
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Telecommunications companies need to occupy higher frequencies, including that band, to reach the faster speeds 5G is supposed to offer.
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Marine mammals hear at much higher frequencies, which makes commercial fishing operations more likely to use warning devices for them.
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It was not required to do so (although a partner, Reston Translator, which transmits Radio Sputnik on FM frequencies, was).
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The kilogram is now equal to the weight of 1.4755214 x 1040 photons with frequencies matching a cesium atomic clock.
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