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- noun one thousand periods per second
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The ground squirrels mentioned converse at 50 khz, which is only just barely outside the measured audible range of domestic dogs, for instance – so perhaps some predators in the wild can actually hear the squirrrels, as evolutionary natural selection would probably favor this ability.
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The ground squirrels mentioned converse at 50 khz, which is only just barely outside the measured audible range of domestic dogs, for instance – so perhaps some predators in the wild can actually hear the squirrrels, as evolutionary natural selection would probably favor this ability.
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A grid called a khz, range, of a dual beam made in its initial state of an oscillating.
We Blog A Lot 2009
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On the other hand, a few folks can in fact hear above 21 khz.
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We saved our video at 44 khz but it was initially kicked back to us by Smugmug.
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Teen Buzz foi desenvolvido usando a mesma tecnologia, mas como um toque de telemóveis constante de frequência alta de 14.4 khz.
Mosquitotone Red 2007
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Teen Buzz foi desenvolvido usando a mesma tecnologia, mas como um toque de telemóveis constante de frequência alta de 14.4 khz.
Archive 2007-01-01 Red 2007
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Sampling rate in hi-fi mode is 31 khz, but nonetheless the sound is good.
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I hate that the mac startup sound on my new ibook sounds like its recorded at 8bit 11 khz.
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Mark, you seem to conflate large computers with intelligent computers … while computers in my own lifetime have gone from the first computer I programmed in 1963, with 4k of the radically new magnetic ring memory and a speed of 2 khz, to my current macintosh running at half a gigahertz with a half a gig of memory.
Major British Review on Economics of Climate Change « Climate Audit 2005
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