Sentences with phrase «by frequency»

The tick of an atomic clock is measured by the frequency of radiation emitted when electrons around an atom change energy states.

The degree of reliability may be measured by the frequency, duration, and magnitude of adverse effects on consumer service.

A graphic display of the words is then created, with the size of each individual word being determined by its frequency in the original word set.

And judging by the frequency of these questions, and overall confusion they cause, I'm going to assume people can't seem to get straight answers!

The size of those drops is determined by the frequency of the vibrations.

Writing in the 21st century is defined by its frequency and its efficiency.

And don't just go by frequency of replies - is the founder being respectful and helpful towards the investors / backers, or is it more hostile?

They won't have to do anything because they get their TV channels via a wire or satellite broadcast that isn't affected by the frequency swaps.

They might not necessarily be the most popular by frequency, but they're the most beloved potty training products by those who reviewed them.

Current monitoring algorithms assume that vibrations are static and that signal and noise can be differentiated by frequency.

As illustrated in the quotes above, the perceived relationship between cell phone use and physical activity is complex and may vary by frequency of cell phone use.

The following is a description of the psychological effects caused by frequency values during the execution of musical instruments and voice.

Taking a different angle from the last blog, this article looks at admissions requirements by frequency to identify which ones are most common.

Mortgage decisions are affected directly by the frequency of rate adjustments.

The temptation is to measure risk by the frequency of events in the past.

[5] The organization of a time series object is set by its frequency, which is the integral number of data points in each time cycle.

My art practice is inspired by the frequency of loss of those close to me.

Some ATS systems rank candidates by the frequency of their keywords.

«How much» is impacted by exposure, as noted above, as well as by frequency of claims.

I am dismayed by the frequency with which physicians and the media ignore or misrepresent hospice as an option for terminally ill people and their families.

The level of political engagement Canadians report is also influenced by their frequency of news consumption and the choices they make from the media sources

Mars mean temperatures are dominated by the frequency of large scale dust storms (more storms, the warmer the surface, as a rule).

Not only that, the characters are arranged by frequency of appearance and each is accompanied by a data visualization that explains how they were connected to Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer: as friends, family, romantic relationships, coworkers, or enemies.

Many parents, and even many educators, are dismayed by the frequency of and emphasis on standardized tests in public schools.

Researchers could simply define Planck's constant, the number that needs to be multiplied by that frequency to get an atom's mass.

Both the English Village and Wisconsin studies report the percentage of birds returned as a portion of the «total catch,» whereas Fitzgerald reports percentage by frequency (i.e., the occurrence of birds in the stomach contents or scats of free - roaming cats).

Said user has posted several screenshots from the device which appear to show off a brand new calendar design, the ability to organise apps by frequency of use, and perhaps most interestingly: a notification center.

When sorted by frequency, apps are listed into categories including «most used», «moderately used»...

Expertise is one of those things that is both rare and a highly valued commodity — a fact belied by the frequency in which it appears on resumes — but made clear by the way it is sought out by everyone, from potential employers, to partners and customers.

Will the sense of blood tie be tangibly loosened by the frequency of technological intervention in reproduction?

Just in is a new Hartford Courant / UConn poll that tabulates presidential preference by frequency of (reported) worship attendance.

The pervasive influence of Sufism in Indonesia is shown by the frequency with which the names of the founders of the orders, and of famous mystics like Ghazali, are used as proper names for the sake of the blessing ascribed to them.

But once the baby arrived, you were floored by the frequency of diaper changes.

And so in an important sense there's no such thing as the human mind, which an evolutionary perspective on will illuminate us about, but rather there are a variety of different kinds of minds out there, all of which have evolved, and in many cases the variety of kinds of minds are maintained by frequency dependent selection.

The team studied a simulated cloak capable of hiding a single frequency of green light, and modelled it moving at various speeds in a laboratory illuminated by that frequency.

Although the boundaries between different wave types can be fuzzy, these oscillations can be grouped by frequency.

Researchers divided subjects according to medication use groups (TIO / LABA / ICS, TIO, LABA / ICS, and SAB); exacerbators and nonexacerbators were identified by the frequency of AECOPD (one or more AECOPD a year compared with zero AECOPD for nonexacerbators).

For example, the wavelength of 355 nm can be generated by frequency tripling the output of a 1064 - nm Nd: YAG or Nd: YVO4 laser, and 266 - nm light is obtained with two subsequent frequency doublers, which in effect quadruple the laser frequency.

That's not to say women don't want to just have physical contact but quality is preferred to quantity whereas a lot of men judge the success of their marriage by frequency of sexual encounters.

Meanwhile, a speech therapist (Marie - Josée Croze) at his Berck hospital introduces him to a more complex method of conveying his thoughts, with an alphabet arranging letters by frequency of use and a system of blinks.

Similar to the results for Year 4, family cohesion (fun) emerged as the strongest predictor of life satisfaction for Year 8 students, followed by the frequency of feeling low.

During my tenure with the school district, I was struck by the frequency with which educators applied this selective skepticism to data about students» performance.

It looked at sales determined by price points, how the number of titles authors had in their catalogs affected sales, and even how sales were impacted by the frequency with which an author released new titles.

This is all too apparent by the frequency that BlackBerry Desktop Manager is updated for each OS, and by the total lack of a RIM provided app for Linux.