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frequency noun common occurrence, commonness, continuity, crebritas, cycle, frequence, frequentia, periodicity, prevalence, rate, recurrence, regularity, regularity of recurrence, repetition, repetitiveness, succession, usualness How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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23,24) The main features of LFF are: (1) the forces at low frequencies of stimulation are the most severely affected, (2) recovery of force is slow, taking hours or days, and (3) the effect persists in the absence of gross metabolic or electrical disturbance of the muscle. 6], respectively) are smaller than the uncertainties previously assigned to frequency dependence at these frequencies by a factor of five. By addressing the specific requirements of higher operating frequencies, reduced power consumption and space saving packaging, Infineon's RF transistors using Sanyo's ECSP technology provide a perfect basis for future mobile communication and wireless internet standards such as 2. |
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