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Meanings of kilohertz in English
Portuguese
quilohertz Synonyms
Examples for "kc"
Examples for "kc"
1
Possible mechanisms for an increase in Kc in elevated Cao are discussed.
2
The service is asking for names for the new tanker, the KC-45A.
3
Boeing recently said two KC-46 Pegasus tankers successfully refueled -mid air.
4
Indeed, there's something about a red card that seems to focus KC.
5
Every day, the KC-135 tankers here haul a million pounds of fuel.
1
Ultrasound carrier and pulse repetition frequencies were 3.75 MHz and 3.0 to 6.0 kHz, respectively.
2
This technique enables CMS to record events containing jets at a rate of 1 kHz, by collecting the data from the high-level-trigger system.
3
The interferometric approach enables imaging in the low light conditions of a 2 kHz frame rate recording with a complementary metal-oxide semiconductor camera.
4
It performs 16-bit analog-to-digital conversion at 44.1 kHz, which is CD quality, or 48 kHz, which is even better.
5
Most of today's digital recordings are made at 44.1 kHz, meaning the sound is cut into 44,100 slices per second.
1
She reached over and turned the bandswitch to 2738 kilocycles.
2
We will repeat this on 6210 kilocycles.
3
One of the frequencies that was used there was 4.92 kilocycles.
4
She threw the switch to the off position, turned on the receiver, and set the bandswitch to 2638 kilocycles, one of the two inter-ship bands.
Usage of kilohertz in English
1
The next question, then, is how bacteria produce electromagnetic waves around a 1-kilohertz frequency.
2
Ed Schwartz, the technical supervisor of WCBS, is the keeper of its eight-hundred-and-eighty-kilohertz signal.
3
Lower frequencies use kilohertz, while higher frequencies use gigahertz.
4
Fifty-kilohertz calls in rodents have been suggested to represent an archaic model of human laughter.
5
The VeriChip emits a 125-kilohertz radio frequency signal that transmits its unique ID number to a scanner.
6
Something is happening around a kilohertz, said Widom, lead author of a paper posted April 15 on the preprint website arXiv.
7
When confronted with the forest of chains, the bats tended to reduce or increase the sounds they emitted by a few kilohertz.
8
Those impulse signals range from 35 to 135 kilohertz in frequency and 80 to 100 kilohertz of bandwidth.
9
The beacon then sends out pulses at 37.5 kilohertz (kHz) and can transmit sound as deep as 14,000 feet (4267m).
10
However the scientists said the 33.3 kilohertz frequency of the signal was very different to the 37.5 kilohertz generated by underwater acoustic beacons.
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The next question, then, is how bacteria produce electromagnetic waves around a 1-kilohertz frequency.
12
Ed Schwartz, the technical supervisor of WCBS, is the keeper of its eight-hundred-and-eighty-kilohertz signal.
13
Lower frequencies use kilohertz, while higher frequencies use gigahertz.
14
Fifty-kilohertz calls in rodents have been suggested to represent an archaic model of human laughter.
15
The VeriChip emits a 125-kilohertz radio frequency signal that transmits its unique ID number to a scanner.
16
Something is happening around a kilohertz, said Widom, lead author of a paper posted April 15 on the preprint website arXiv.
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