| To avoid collisions while in flight, they emit high-frequency chirps and process the echoes that return from nearby objects. |
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| Here, a very low-amplitude, high-frequency oscillation is superimposed on a sine curve. |
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| The high-frequency sounds of the maraca have been used by American Indian shamans for healing and by Tibetan lamas to uplift the soul. |
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| Goldman has said that high-frequency trading accounts for less than 1 per cent of overall group revenue. |
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| A high-frequency whine electrifies the track throughout while several multi-tracked guitars try to cough up a creaky melody. |
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| In other words, the compandor can't cope with the abundant high-frequency transient information. |
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| In liquid, these high-frequency waves cause the formation of microscopic bubbles, or cavitation. |
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| Ventilation was provided by a high-frequency jet ventilator through a cannula attached to the proximal port of the rigid bronchoscope. |
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| Some critics, including Bogle, blame high-frequency trading for the stock market's recent high volatility, but the topic is much debated. |
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| There appeared to be no more need for high-frequency radio because of all the modern communications technologies. |
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| The tests involve measuring magnetic properties of molecules in the blood samples using high-frequency radio waves. |
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| A recent study found evidence of high-frequency hearing loss in nearly one third of a cohort of college students. |
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| We stratified trials by different high-frequency ventilators and by different ventilatory strategies. |
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| Furthermore, institution of high-frequency ventilation after birth was earlier in the more recent trials. |
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| The increase in high-frequency cardiac modulation is representative of an increase in vagal tone. |
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| The ship carries two small hydrographic survey launches, equipped with high-frequency sonar to operate in depths of 10 to 260 feet. |
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| An ultrasound scan uses high-frequency soundwaves, which bounce off solid objects. |
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| In particular, the report suggested steps to better identify and understand high-frequency trading. |
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| As with any other tool carrier, the high-frequency spindles can be mounted to the tool turrets as desired. |
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| Our furnace uses induction heating in which a controlled high-frequency magnetic field induces electrical currents in the platinum. |
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| Customers can bring their battery-operated laptops and access the internet via high-frequency radio signals. |
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| The purified sound can be heard in musical vocals, high-frequency instruments and exposes details of ambient sound present in the audio source. |
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| More properly speaking, the high-frequency current is breaking down the oxygen and nitrogen molecules in the air to form radicals. |
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| We knew that most of it was high-frequency anyway, so we had the place surrounded by high-frequency intercepts. |
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| Some also question whether high-frequency trading does in fact provide all the liquidity its defenders claim. |
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| At least six senior executives have left since the beginning of 2008, including the firm's former global head of high-frequency trading. |
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| Hour after hour, a high-frequency whistle pierced the air. |
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| Electrical energy is transformed into high-frequency vibrations, which are directed into the workpieces in a holding fixture through an ultrasonic horn. |
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| The magnet causes the atomic nuclei to behave like tiny bar magnets which are then hit with high-frequency radio waves. |
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| This correspondence supports the hypothesis that high-frequency electrically evoked resonances in the cochlea have origins in OHC electromechanical behavior. |
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| Repetitive, high-frequency overload delivered to a malaligned extensor mechanism yields persistent, debilitating, unremitting pain in some athletes. |
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| The lighting system is developed by Fulcrum and uses standard high-frequency batten fittings with special reflectors. |
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| In addition to vocalizations, toothed whales produce very high-frequency sounds called clicks. |
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| It generalises the two methods described above for the prediction of high-frequency vibrations. |
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| Dictionary makers take a special interest in high-frequency collocations, since they can be the key to understanding how words work in the world. |
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| In catheter ablation, the area of the heart causing fast rhythms may be burned away or ablated with a high-frequency electric current. |
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| Also called a sonogram, this diagnostic imaging test uses high-frequency sound waves to 'see' inside or to outline a part of the body. |
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| In another animal experiment, a bottlenose dolphin was trained to press one lever when it heard a low-frequency tone and another lever when it heard a high-frequency tone. |
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| The standard theatre speaker was a two-way system with a high-frequency horn mounted atop a cabinet containing a wide, shallow paper cone woofer. |
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| These are flash welding, high-frequency resistance welding, percussion welding, projection welding, resistance seam welding, resistance spot welding, and upset welding. |
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| This allows you to control the high-frequency response of the power amp for types that don't have any negative feedback. |
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| We've added a high-frequency radio to improve communications. |
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| If high-frequency energy is emitted by an isotropic radiator, than the energy propagate uniformly in all directions. |
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| Some people worry about the high-frequency radio waves. |
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| Also, loud high-frequency sounds may be more disturbing. |
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| Remi Claeys Aluminium is the market leader in the production of high-frequency welded tubes and has a production plant in Europe and one in the United States. |
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| The small dielectric losses prohibit high-frequency welding. |
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| Pulse radar sets transmit a high-frequency impulse signal of high power. |
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| Sponsored access arrangements enable high-frequency traders to transmit their orders to the market directly, under the sponsorship of the intermediaries. |
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| It would seem that the high-frequency past tenses were being processed rather like the monomorphemic words, suggesting that they were being stored as preformed units. |
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| The vibratory energy that produces the minute deformation comes from a transducer which converts high-frequency alternating electrical energy into mechanical energy. |
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| The broadness of the excited-state manifold is probably due to the strong electron coupling to high-frequency phonons, very recently suggested by Ihalainen et al. |
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| It uses an array of ultrasonic transducers to focus energy, in the form of high-frequency sound waves, at the receiver device embedded in the heart. |
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| The main applications of rolled products are lead frames for semiconductor components, connectors for telecommunication equipment and vehicle electrics, high-frequency cables, underwater cables and transformers. |
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| These investors want access to low-latency algorithmic and high-frequency trading strategies across multiple asset classes. |
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| The ERU has a range of technology such as satellite phones, high-frequency and very high frequency radio systems, depending on the geographical location and local legal situation. |
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| It may also be that the high-frequency sounds produced by ships-such as noise caused by powerful propellers-are not within the right whale's hearing range. |
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| Effects of hypocarbia on the development of cystic periventricular leukomalacia in premature infants treated with high-frequency jet ventilation. |
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| It concentrates primarily on high-frequency dead regions since highfrequency hearing impairment is by far the most common audiometric configuration in individuals being fitted with a hearing instrument. |
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| Shelters, telephone booths, visitor guide maps, and toilet units: Street fur niture addresses the needs of the public at large and provides our cus tomers with access to prominent, high-frequency advertising sites. |
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| The level boost or cut in the mid to high-frequency region compensates for off-axis lavalier microphones and adjusts the sibilance of vocal microphones. |
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| Urologic instruments are constantly undergoing further development. In addition to rigid and flexible instruments, our range of urology products includes accessories for high-frequency surgery as well. |
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| Some additional information, needed by the SBR decoder to reconstruct the high-frequency part, is multiplexed into the coded bitstream, in the bitstream multiplexer. |
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| Echoencephalography, method for detecting abnormalities within the cranial cavity, based on the reflection of high-frequency sound pulses delivered to the head through a probe held firmly to the scalp. |
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| It notes the preliminary discussions of possible new modalities for high-frequency policy monitoring and delivering signals on the strength of a member's economic policies outside the context of an IMF financial arrangement. |
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| Computational fluid dynamics and high-frequency electromagnetics are also available as add-ones. |
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| In that technique, an ultrasound probe sends high-frequency sound waves into the abdomen of a pregnant woman. |
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| A fender-bender is a low-severity, high-frequency event. |
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| If the machine-specific tool spindles are not capable of providing the speeds required for this, many machine developer frequently fall back on the known high-frequency spindles from special providers. |
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| The unit is designed to discourage loitering by undesirable adolescents by emitting high-frequency sounds which only young people under the age of 25 are able to hear. |
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| Many elderly patients have presbyacusis, or loss of high-frequency hearing. |
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| Three-phase bulkhead filters with very high attenuation for suppression of high-frequency interference, used for mains supply entry to a control panel. |
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| The 10-output synthesizer provides a high-frequency clock with 86 fs RMS phase jitter over the standard 12 kHz to 20 MHz integration range. |
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| Three methods of testing can be utilised, namely conventional audiology, high-frequency audiometry and otoacoustic emissions. |
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| Cutting-edge high-frequency sensors invisibly concealed inside the light reliably and instantly respond to the slightest movement or change in light levels. |
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| Six years ago, fitting a machine with high-frequency spindles still necessitated special measures with regard to design because devices at the time had extremely large outer diameters. |
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| There has been debate about the impact of algorithmic trading strategies and, more specifically, high-frequency trading on market functioning and market liquidity. |
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| The loudspeaker arrays regularly seen in large auditoriums often make use of a single woofer and a single midrange speaker but two or even three high-frequency tweeters. |
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| All study dholes produced both high-frequency and biphonic calls. |
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| Moreover, the demand for low-latency connectivity and proximity hosting services is rapidly growing in Asia as the adoption of high-frequency trading strategies increases. |
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| These low-intensity fricatives showed additional impairment in ONH subjects that likely reflects age-related reductions in high-frequency hearing sensitivity. |
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| Osteochondral information will be provided by high-frequency US while OA imaging will allow the high-sensitivity imaging of microvasculature in inflamed tissue. |
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| Developed a method of heating stranded wire electrical networks with the aid of high-frequency electromagnetic waves, which should prevent the formation of ice on wires. |
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| In this paper we study the effects of noise on the bipower variation, realized volatility and testing for co-jumps in high-frequency data under the small noise framework. |
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| The Sun unleashed the three potent solar flares marking the most intense activity yet this year and causing limited interruptions to high-frequency radio communications. |
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| Near Field Communication is a short-range, high-frequency wireless communication technology that enables the exchange of data between devices like mobile phones. |
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| The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe Flyback Chronograph, introduced at Baselworld last year, is the first Blancpain watch with a high-frequency 36,000-vph movement. |
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| Since then, technology has accelerated, with high-frequency trading platforms ramping up the speed to milliseconds and more recently to microseconds. |
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