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However, compression extends over a smaller range of levels at 250 Hz.
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And that great 120Hz display makes the whole experience feel faster, too.
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Having a 120 Hz refresh rate would mean a smoother scrolling display.
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It runs at 120Hz, which eliminates any potential problems around scrolling lag.
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We find no age-related change in induction magnitude in the 1 Hz condition.
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COP data were filtered using a 50 Hz lowpass butterworth filter and normalised.
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ERG responses to stimuli, temporally modulated at 30 Hz, were recorded.
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This suggests some kind of relationship between the 52Hz whale and blue whales.
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The contraction was elicited by 10 Hz electrical stimulation of the tibial nerve.
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The iPhone's is locked to the same 60Hz it's always been.
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The signals were sampled at 128Hz and stored on hard disk.
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Fin whales also seemed like an unlikely fit, since they sing at 20Hz.
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The screen still looks great and animations on iPadOS are smooth even without 120Hz.
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Instead, it approaches a limit of 4 Hz as an animal grows in size.
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That evidence will only turn up if we can find the 52Hz whale again.
