Dithering" the clock frequency about some narrow range around the desired clock rate produces a wider spectrum with spectral lines which have lower energy per hertz than the single tone.
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The domination of the progressive and conservative discourse by the elderly, and its limitation to a narrow range of topics, has been crippling for South Korea in terms of its ability to make good use of the opening up to North Korea.
Moreover, the yellow boss of a narrow range of seafood, and some still fresh, some shells, cooked them without open, one can tell it before the fire died.
After 10 minutes, their cars, and 80 yuan fare +10 Luqiao Fei, about to open an hour later to a small range of Pine Hotel, said that the hotel is only a family hotel.
The following chart shows the same data as in the preceding screenshot, but the minimum and maximum values have been changed to accommodate the narrow range of data.
Until now, it was possible to check in if it was a GPS signal to some extent, but by using this technology it is possible to gather people to a pinpoint in a narrower range.
They"dither" the clock frequency in a narrow range around the desired clock rate. This produces a wider spectrum with spectral lines which have lower energy per hertz, as compared to a conventional single tone.
では、strとbytesに対して適用されるアルゴリズムは、より狭い範囲のシードを生成します。
the algorithm for str and bytes generates a narrower range of seeds.
The range that can be detected is several centimeters/ 1 m/ 10 m and can be selected according to beacon specifications so that you can acquire location information in a narrow range.
(b), the lenses 862 for the compound eye lens cover only a relatively small area of the image pickup element 186, and therefore the sensitivity is relatively low in this state.
Accordingly, the court held that the scope of protection of the patent in that case was limited to“a narrow range” that did not include the accused design.
Echo chambers' or'information bubbles', whereby people are exposed to a narrow range of information that aligns only with their existing political beliefs, are a growing concern in political science because of their potential to limit understanding between people who identify with opposing political parties cross-partisan understanding.
As light travels along the fiber, the Bragg grating reflects a very narrow range of wavelengths; all of the other wavelengths are transmitted through the grating. The center of this band of reflected wavelengths is known as the Bragg wavelength Figures 1 and 2.
In fact, this 40 yuan is also no delicious breakfast, and a narrow range, and tastes in general, because it is low season, not many people dining, there is a high chef cap with a foreigner for the guests fried ham and eggs.
The Shidami Kofungun occupies a narrow range of 1.7 km from east to west and 1 km from north to south, consists of tumuli built from the beginning of the Kofun(tumulus) period to its end, and is one of the rarest clusters of tumuli in all of Japan.
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