frequency band dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de frequency band dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

frequency band SUBST

frequency band

bande f de fréquence

Traductions de frequency band dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

frequency [GB ˈfriːkw(ə)nsi, Am ˈfrikwənsi] SUBST (all contexts)

frequency

fréquence f (of de)

in order of frequency

par ordre de fréquence

these incidents have been occurring with increasing frequency

ces incidents sont de plus en plus fréquents

I.band [GB band, Am bænd] SUBST

1. band MUS:

band (rock)

groupe m (de rock)

band (army)

clique f

band (municipal)

fanfare f

brass/jazz band

orchestre m de cuivres/de jazz

2. band (with common aim):

band

groupe m (of de)

3. band (of light, colour, land):

band

bande f

4. band RADIO:

band

bande f

the 31 metre band

la bande des 31 mètres

5. band GB (of age, income tax):

band

tranche f

6. band ENS GB (level):

band

niveau m

7. band (for binding):

band (ribbon) (for hair, hat)

ruban m

band (around waist)

ceinture f

band (around neck)

col m

band (around arm)

brassard m

band (around head)

bandeau m

rubber or elastic GB band

élastique m

8. band TEC:

band (metal)

ruban m (métallique)

band (rubber)

courroie f

9. band:

band (track) MUS (on record)

plage f

band INFOR (on disk)

piste f

10. band (ring):

band

anneau m

II.band [GB band, Am bænd] VERBE trans

1. band GB ENS:

band

classer [qc] par niveaux

2. band (stripe):

band

border

frequency band dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de frequency band dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

frequency band SUBST RADIO

frequency band

bande f de fréquence

Traductions de frequency band dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

frequency <-ies> [ˈfri:kwəntsi] SUBST

frequency

fréquence f

low/high frequency

basse/haute fréquence

to happen with increasing frequency

arriver de plus en plus fréquemment

band¹ [bænd] SUBST

1. band MUS:

band

orchestre m

band pop group

groupe m

brass band

fanfare f

2. band (group):

band

bande f

I.band² [bænd] SUBST

1. band (strip):

band

bande f

hat band

ruban m

head band

bandeau m

waist band

ceinture f

2. band (range):

band

tranche f

tax band

tranche d'imposition

3. band (ring):

band

anneau m

wedding band

alliance f

4. band (section):

band

série f

a band of light rain and showers

un passage de pluies légères et d'averses

II.band² [bænd] VERBE trans

band

grouper

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Thus, the fundamental frequency of most speech falls below the bottom of the voice frequency band as defined above.

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Unstable double layers are "noisy" in the sense that they produce oscillations across a wide frequency band.

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A common practice is to measure the boresight gain of a reference antenna across its operational frequency band.

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As noise is usually more prevalent at higher frequencies, the harmonics are derived from a purer frequency band resulting in clearer highs.

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There may or may not be any statement of the frequency band used in the measurement.

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It is usual to choose the size of the guide such that only this one mode can exist in the frequency band of operation.

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Construction of a television network started with a microwave radio relay in the super high frequency band.

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In competition for non-colliding transmission, time may appear as the main aspect with systems that use the very same frequency band.

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In addition, as an artificial magnetic conductor it has a forbidden frequency band, over which surface waves and currents can not propagate.

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This was immediately dismissed by the government who pointed out that it was a reserved military frequency band.

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