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A 94 GHz Millimeter-Wave Radar System for Remote Vehicle Height Measurement to Prevent Bridge Collisions. [PDF]
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Vibrational anharmonicity and multilevel vibrational dephasing from vibrational echo beats
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1997Vibrational echo experiments were performed on the IR active CO stretching modes (∼2000 cm−1) of rhodium dicarbonylacetylacetonate [Rh(CO)2acac] and tungsten hexacarbonyl [W(CO)6] in dibutylphthalate and a mutant of myoglobin-CO (H64V-CO) in glycerol–water using ps IR pulses from a free electron laser.
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Voltage-induced beating vibration of a dielectric elastomer membrane
Nonlinear Dynamics, 2020An AC voltage induces a nonlinear vibration of dielectric elastomers (DEs), which enables DE to be served as soft dynamical devices and robots. As is known, a special beating vibration may occur during the nonlinear oscillation of DEs, leading to the undesired electromechanical failures and instabilities. In this article, a numerical study is developed
Junshi Zhang, Hualing Chen
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Robust inter-beat interval estimation in cardiac vibration signals
Physiological Measurement, 2013Reliable and accurate estimation of instantaneous frequencies of physiological rhythms, such as heart rate, is critical for many healthcare applications. Robust estimation is especially challenging when novel unobtrusive sensors are used for continuous health monitoring in uncontrolled environments, because these sensors can create significant amounts ...
C, Brüser, S, Winter, S, Leonhardt
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Beating vibration phenomenon of a very large floating structure
Journal of Marine Science and Technology, 2017When a very large floating structure (VLFS) is subjected to successive regular waves, it may sometimes suffer from “beating vibration”. This phenomenon occurs when the wave period approaches the natural periods of the structure. The beating action occurs with the period far longer than the incident wave period and sometimes has a conspicuous ups and ...
Hisayoshi Endo, Hideyuki Suzuki
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