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    How does sound travel through the three parts of the ear? There are three parts of the ear in which sound must travel; the outer, middle, and inner ear. Sound does not simply go from the outer ear to the inner ear; it must become four different types of energy in order to pass through. These types of energy are acoustic, mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical. Ears work in a pair to help us localize and discriminate where sounds are coming from in our surroundings. It seems hard to believe but…

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    Analysis Of Frequency

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    Δfsw−coeff(푚,휃푣)=1−(1−Δfsw−nom(푚,휃푣))∗푘 (9) The coefficients are multiplied with the base switching frequency to provide the operating switching frequency of the inverter, as shown in Fig. 5. It should be noted that the base switching frequency magnitude does not depend on the sub-cycle current ripple variation and is typically adjusted based on operating current, speed and temperature of the traction drive [1]. SIMULATION RESULTS For the simulation study, a two-level inverter driving a…

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    INTRODUCTION Millimeter wave therapy is the exposure to a frequency that ranges from 30-300 GHz. This frequency is located in the radio frequency region of the electromagnetic spectrum. Due to the extremely small wavelength the frequency will only penetrate up to 2 mm of skin. In therapy the frequency is irradiated on certain parts of the tissue, depending on the specific treatment and energy it is deposited in the skin causing a variety of beneficial reactions. In the Former Soviet Union (FSU)…

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    the three-level inverters often need to operate with modulation indices (m) lower than 0.5 [6]- [10]. Additionally, at lower modulation indices, traction drives operating with induction motors (IMs), interior permanent magnet motors (IPMs) or synchronous reluctance motors (SynRMs) may need to provide higher reactive power, thus operating with a lower power factor (pf) [9], [11]- [17]. For example, in [9], the power factor of IPMSMs at 0.2 modulation index is shown to be 0.52. The power factor of…

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    showing antenna attachment, where it’s turned on, where the battery is plugged in, and channel button} Changing the Channel button changes the frequency that the goggles display, like changing the station on the radio. The dip switch on RubiQ’s PCB controls the frequency band that the VTX transmits, so that during a race, different drones can be…

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    The experimenters followed their experimentation with analysis of the data obtained. The experimenters first contemplated the applicability of the Probe Comp test signal to biological systems. The experimenters reasoned that the test signal was not an effective description of a biological system because the test signal did not exhibit the noise present in biological systems. While considering the observations of the oscilloscope and biological systems, the experimenters considered which settings…

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    This software was used to simulate a population under the given parameters and how changing those parameters to mimic evolutionary forces changes the genotype and allele frequencies of the population. For stabilizing selection the fitness of the red (RR) and white (rr) genotypes were lowed to .5 while the fitness of pink (Rr) was kept at 1. For positive assortment the assortment level was raised from zero to .5. For genetic…

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    Introduction Evolution is the process in which organisms change from one generation to the next over a period of time. The Hardy-Weinberg equation is one of the most popular ways to determine if a certain trait within a population is changing. The Hardy-Weinberg equation provides a null-hypothesis to compare to the observation of the population. One can predict the outcome of the estimated amount of offspring in a population by using two alleles to determine which will be present in future…

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    Koshik Vocabulary

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    Finally, NOC’s vocalization attempts shared one other similarity to human speech, which is that his fundamental frequencies varied from 200 to 300 Hz, which is considerably lower than usual for a whale (Ridgway et al. 2012). White whales produce sound…

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    emerging technology, which provides distinct facilities such as fast data communication, secure data communication, high data rate wireless communication, etc. Instead of radio frequency, VLC uses light, to transfer data. The visible light spectrum is unlicensed and 10,000 times larger than the range of radio frequencies. It can be used as an alternate to the existing radio based wireless communication technologies or in hybrid. Moreover, Integrated VLC resolves issue of load balancing in…

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