Significados de resonant frequency en inglés

The resonant frequency of a drum also rises as its diameter shrinks.

Glass has a relatively high resonant frequency, up in the audible sound wave range.

Standard resonant frequency analysis and damping factor calculations were performed.

For optimal response, it is desirable to excite the microbubbles near their resonant frequency.

Simple calculations will allow resonant frequency values to be determined from the Tesla Equivalent Circuit diagram.

The resonant frequency structure is impeccable, and the inharmonicity levels are precisely as they should be.

The book briefly vibrates at eighteen hertz, which is the resonant frequency of the human eyeball.

And it happened that the beat of Snap's 'The Power' matched a resonant frequency of the building.

The same sort of thing can happen to an organ that hits its resonant frequency in a crash.

Hit the buoy's resonant frequency and you can flip it over like a kayak, and right it again, too.

The big danger, Gohmert explains, is if one or more of those organs starts vibrating at its resonant frequency.

Similarly, tuning the resonant frequency to water would make the beam effective against people (flesh) and not inanimate objects (metal).

It was found that the reductions in resonant frequency with increasing bone loss corresponded well with reductions in apparent stiffness and strength.

The interaction of the immobilized antigen with monoclonal antibody in solution was followed as a change in the resonant frequency of the crystals.

Self-excited digital closed loop drives the proof mass in sensing elements at its inherent resonant frequency for Coriolis force generation during angular rotation.

By applying magnetic field to control re-orientation of LC in MBR, optomechanical resonant frequency changes significantly after magnetic field goes beyond Fréedericksz transition threshold.