The variable controlled oscillator produces a modulated transmission signal.

It is the variable capital alone, however, that produces new value.

The varying phase shift produced by each phase shifter controls the antenna's radiating direction.

A variable magnetic field produces a current in a conductor.

Operation of the circuit in the second configuration, absent the varying resistance, produces a 'zero' calibration for the circuit.

They feature a variable turbine geometry and produce up to 2.4 bar of pressure (relative).

They feature a variable turbine geometry and produce up to 2.4 bar of pressure (relative).

The drive mechanism oscillates the flow conduit in response to the variable magnetic field produced by the drive signal.

The variable speed drive generates enhanced motor voltages including harmonic components configured to reduce torque pulsations.

When a wire that's near to a changing magnetic field produces electric current, this phenomenon is called induction.

When the filter converges, a frequency indicator (59) using the variable provides an output signal indicative of the frequency of the signal component.