radiofrequency
Speech parts
1. radiofrequency - Noun
2. radiofrequency - Adjective
Meaning
radiofrequency (plural radiofrequencies)
Alternative form of radio frequency
radiofrequency (not comparable)
Alternative spelling of radio-frequency
Examples
Direction-finding and radiofrequency MASINT could help confirm that the traffic is not deception.
“Catheters are threaded through blood vessels to the heart and deliver radiofrequency energy to carefully destroy (ablate) the abnormal portions of the heart causing the arrhythmia.
Two prospective randomized trials found speedier recovery and fewer complications after radiofrequency ablation (ERA) compared to open surgery. citation citation Myers citation wrote that open surgery for small saphenous vein reflux is obsolete.
The "multilevel" treatment includes removing the tonsils, repositioning the palate -- roof of the mouth -- and using radiofrequency to slightly reduce the size of the tongue.
It wasn’t until one of my co-authors mentioned that solar storms also produce high amounts of radiofrequency noise, and I remembered that radiofrequency noise can disrupt magnetic orientation, that things finally started to click together.”
In addition, Stoenescu offers some patients cardiac ablation, a relatively new technology to cauterize tissue in the area of the heart that is causing irregular heart rhythms, typically through the use of radiofrequency electrical energy.