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Meanings of Hz in English

Portuguese
hertz
Catalan
cs
Spanish
hercio
Wikidata

The unit of frequency; one hertz has a periodic interval of one second.

hertz
Usage of Hz in English
1
However, compression extends over a smaller range of levels at 250 Hz.
Pubmed
2
And that great 120Hz display makes the whole experience feel faster, too.
The Verge
3
Having a 120 Hz refresh rate would mean a smoother scrolling display.
The South African
4
It runs at 120Hz, which eliminates any potential problems around scrolling lag.
The Guardian
5
We find no age-related change in induction magnitude in the 1 Hz condition.
Pubmed
6
COP data were filtered using a 50 Hz lowpass butterworth filter and normalised.
Pubmed
7
ERG responses to stimuli, temporally modulated at 30 Hz, were recorded.
Pubmed
8
This suggests some kind of relationship between the 52Hz whale and blue whales.
BBC
9
The contraction was elicited by 10 Hz electrical stimulation of the tibial nerve.
Pubmed
10
The iPhone's is locked to the same 60Hz it's always been.
The Verge
11
The signals were sampled at 128Hz and stored on hard disk.
Pubmed
12
Fin whales also seemed like an unlikely fit, since they sing at 20Hz.
BBC
13
The screen still looks great and animations on iPadOS are smooth even without 120Hz.
The Verge
14
Instead, it approaches a limit of 4 Hz as an animal grows in size.
Wired
15
Test Next: 120-Hz Hi-Def TVs Bring Onscreen Action to Life
Wired
16
That evidence will only turn up if we can find the 52Hz whale again.
BBC
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Translations for Hz
Portuguese
hertz
Spanish
hercio
Hz through the time
Hz across language varieties
United States of America
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