hertz

/hurts/US // hɜrts //UK // (hɜːts) //

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Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural hertz, hertz·es.
- : the standard unit of frequency in the International System of Units, equal to one cycle per second. Abbreviation: Hz

Examples

Hertz shares rallied more than 500 percent in the first half of 2021 as investors bet on the company’s successful rebound from bankruptcy.
Brain emissions at around 8 to 12 hertz, for example, form the alpha wave pattern associated with sleep.
But, Hertz advises caution because many startups are resource-constrained.
So Nissan developed a material that blocks sounds between 500 and 1200 hertz—the range encompasses noises like tires rolling across the ground and engine rumbles—but that weighs just one-quarter of the most popular dampening options.
To try to assess the change in human-caused seismic noise due to the lockdowns, Lecocq and his colleagues focused on seismic signals with frequencies between 4 and 14 hertz.
There is a pro version that costs $49 per year and comes with Hertz Gold and Regus membership.
Under a lowering sky, the entourage crowds into two Hertz station wagons for the sixty mile drive to Las Cruces.
All of the above has been documented in detail by legal expert Eli Hertz.
Microsoft-Yahoo becomes a genuine Pepsi to Google's Coke, Burger King to their McDonalds, Avis to their Hertz.
Then I went to a Boston Hertz office and rented a car and drove to Cape Cod for the weekend.
Hertz, of Berlin, has just published a book which we think can hardly fail of a speedy reproduction in both English and French.
In 1888 Hertz proved by his experiments that ether waves having the same velocity as light could be produced in this way.
Now a million per second gives a wave-length somewhere about what Hertz wanted, so he arranged his apparatus as just described.
Thus Hertz discovered how to make the waves which Clerk-Maxwell had predicted and also how to detect them when made.
Now several scientific men had suggested, before Hertz's time, that when that occurred something else happened too.

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Examples

Hertz shares rallied more than 500 percent in the first half of 2021 as investors bet on the company’s successful rebound from bankruptcy.

Brain emissions at around 8 to 12 hertz, for example, form the alpha wave pattern associated with sleep.

But, Hertz advises caution because many startups are resource-constrained.

So Nissan developed a material that blocks sounds between 500 and 1200 hertz—the range encompasses noises like tires rolling across the ground and engine rumbles—but that weighs just one-quarter of the most popular dampening options.

To try to assess the change in human-caused seismic noise due to the lockdowns, Lecocq and his colleagues focused on seismic signals with frequencies between 4 and 14 hertz.

There is a pro version that costs $49 per year and comes with Hertz Gold and Regus membership.

Under a lowering sky, the entourage crowds into two Hertz station wagons for the sixty mile drive to Las Cruces.

All of the above has been documented in detail by legal expert Eli Hertz.

Microsoft-Yahoo becomes a genuine Pepsi to Google's Coke, Burger King to their McDonalds, Avis to their Hertz.

Then I went to a Boston Hertz office and rented a car and drove to Cape Cod for the weekend.

Hertz, of Berlin, has just published a book which we think can hardly fail of a speedy reproduction in both English and French.

In 1888 Hertz proved by his experiments that ether waves having the same velocity as light could be produced in this way.

Now a million per second gives a wave-length somewhere about what Hertz wanted, so he arranged his apparatus as just described.

Thus Hertz discovered how to make the waves which Clerk-Maxwell had predicted and also how to detect them when made.

Now several scientific men had suggested, before Hertz's time, that when that occurred something else happened too.