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  • “CRIRES works in the infrared band of the spectrum, but other spectrometers read radiation sources ranging from low-frequency radio and microwaves to visible “white” light and to higher-frequency ultraviolet and X-ray.”

    Simon & Schuster: First Contact

  • “One wonders what might be discovered if we used state-of-the-art digital camera systems that detect higher frequencies of light and searched for the potential existence of higher-frequency beings.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Sacred Promise

  • “It seems prudent that we keep an open mind to the possibility that for the same reason we cannot see higher-frequency cosmic rays with our unaided eyes, we cannot see higher-frequency angels/beings of Light, at least under normal circumstances.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Sacred Promise

  • “Our near-term focus with wire is in higher-frequency applications where we significantly outperform copper.”

    Forbes: Making Paper That Can Stop Bullets

  • “The new antennas also can receive higher-frequency, wider-bandwidth signals known as the “Ka band.””

    Improving the Conversation: NASA Begins Upgrade to Deep Space Network | Universe Today

  • “The isolation barks tended to be higher-frequency and more variable: some ranged from loud to soft and back again, some went from high to low.”

    Simon & Schuster: INSIDE OF A DOG

  • “With age, the higher-frequency sounds, above 11–14 kilohertz, go undetected by the human ear.”

    Simon & Schuster: INSIDE OF A DOG

  • “So because our geophones were placed apart at 50-yard distances rather than at a distance of 3 or up to 10 yards, we were sampling at too low a resolution to distinguish the low-frequency surface waves in our data from the other higher-frequency waves.”

    Simon & Schuster: The Elephant's Secret Sense

  • “The plots have been double-smoothed, for the purpose of removing higher-frequency variation, like ENSO, and for visual presentation.”

    Bill Gray and the Atlantic Meridional Mode « Climate Audit

  • “Therefore, with a mean (sites equally weighted) sample length of 260 years (Table 1), such individual series detrending will result in chronologies that can only represent variability at centennial or higher-frequency time scales.”

    Wilson et al 2007 « Climate Audit

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