Sentences with phrase «vary by frequency»

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Because 800 - number costs are predictably intricate — varying by distance, frequency, and time of day — a home businessperson should get out a calculator for the final analysis.

I've always understood that it is more linked to frequency of feeding (but it does definitely vary by person; some still resume cycles early despite frequent nursing and others don't despite infrequent nursing).

The most common indications for primary cesarean delivery were failure to progress (35.4 %), nonreassuring FHR tracing (27.3 %), and fetal malpresentation (18.5 %), although frequencies for each indication varied by parity (Table 2).

By incrementally varying the frequencies of the ultrasonic waves, the duo can pinpoint the frequency at which a target resonates — like the amplification of a particular hum in a shower stall.

By varying the temperature and the light frequency applied to several superconducting samples, we observed the subtle influence of superconductivity on the Coulomb energy», explains Dirk van der Marel.

By varying the laser's frequency, Simon's team could map out precisely at which frequencies the laser was transmitted through the mirrors.

By precisely measuring the orbital movements of MESSENGER using the subtle Doppler frequency shifts of its radio signal, geodesist David Smith of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge and 16 colleagues measured how the pull of gravity varies across Mercury, as the team reports online today in Science.

The researchers found they could tune the dimensions of the scrolls by varying the treatment duration and the frequency of the ultrasonic waves.

Specifically, we change the speed of the robotic fish by varying the tail - beat frequency of the robotic fish, while keeping the tail beat amplitude constant.

The time spent by fish in the front compartment was not affected by the tail - beat frequency of the Gray robot, that is, the time spent in the front compartment did not significantly vary across experimental conditions.

The time spent by fish in the top compartment was not affected by the tail - beat frequency of the Gray robot, that is, the time spent in the top compartment did not significantly vary across the experimental conditions.

Specifically, the following predictions are expected to be met: i) fish attraction toward the robotic fish should vary as the visual cues offered by the robotic fish are varied, in agreement with similar observations for zebrafish in [35]--[37]; ii) fish attraction should vary as a function of the robotic fish tail - beat frequency, as suggested in [60] and observed in [20]; and iii) the highest attraction should be reached when both visual and flow cues from the live fish are simultaneously integrated in the robotic fish prototype.

Second, the spatial distribution of allelic frequencies across the hybrid zone revealed a subset of coincident, narrow and stepped clines consistent with reproductive barriers acting to prevent introgression in a fraction of the genome, but also that cline width varied by a factor of 50 with introgressed alleles often reaching the distribution ends of both subspecies [27](Figure S2).

By analyzing imputed data for a large number of human traits, we empirically derive a model that more accurately describes how heritability varies with minor allele frequency (MAF), linkage disequilibrium (LD) and genotype certainty.

However, a task for the future will be to estimate the amount of glycine that can be supplied by microorganisms present in the digestive tract, which we have been unable to consider in the present study due to the absence of suitable data, but which may well affect the varying frequency of collagen - related diseases in animals with different systems of digestion.

According to current research though, TEF is proportional to the calorie content and vary with macronutrient composition (with the highest increase in energy expenditure observed with a high protein diet) and not meal frequency per se, as demonstrated by the equal TEF in different meal patterns under iso - caloric conditions (79,80).

The frequency of data collection for physical activity, hours of watching TV, and hours of sleep data varied by cohort (S1 Table).

Note that NovelRank's frequency of rank checking varies dynamically, so the last charted value may be several hours behind and differ significantly from the current rank as reported by Sales Rank Express.

Monitored credit report data, monitored credit report data change alerts, FICO ® Score updates, FICO ® Score alerts, monitored transactions, and alert triggers, timing and frequencies vary by credit bureau.

The type and frequency of filing varies by the type of firm.

Though any net profits generated by a fund must be passed on to shareholders at least once a year, the frequency with which different funds make distributions varies widely.

Monitored credit report data, monitored credit report data change alerts, and alert triggers, timing and frequencies vary by credit bureau.

Updated FICO ® Score 8 alerts, and alert triggers, timing and frequencies vary by credit bureau.

In practice, interest rates are not constant — they vary by tenor (coupon frequency), giving an interest rate curve which may be interpolated to pick an appropriate rate to use in the Black — Scholes formula.

An electrical impulse is transmitted by the handler remotely, at varying degrees of intensity, from varying distances depending on range frequency.

Here are a few of the common terms you need to know: Vaccine Protocols — Recommended series and frequency of vaccinations by Veterinary Associations Required by law — a vaccine required by state; varies from state to state; Rabies is the -LSB-...]

The frequency of CEA / CH disease varies among breeds and by country of origin.

The length and frequency of treatments vary by condition, so allow your veterinarian to help devise a sufficient laser treatment schedule for your canine companion.

The frequency of these cleanings will vary by breed, age, health history and diet.

The frequency will vary by the rate of nail growth.

DeFeo, whos early work was animated by jazz and Beat subcultures and by the varied frequencies coursing through the San Francisco Renaissance, was also well known for her round - the - clock, sedulous - yet - playful ingenuity.

The sounds emitted by the blades, being of low frequency, travel easily and vary according to the wind.

From the evidence I have seen, there seems to be decent evidence that storm power has increased but not frequency, which of course varies by region of the world.

«The authors analyzed malaria statistics that were collected in Finland from 1750 to 2008 via correlation analyses between malaria frequency per million people and all variables that have been used in similar studies throughout other parts of Europe,» including temperature data, animal husbandry, consolidation of land by redistribution and household size... report that «malaria was a common endemic disease in Finland in the 18th and 19th centuries and prevalent in the whole country,» and they say that «mortality during malaria epidemics usually varied between 0.85 and 3 %.»

Therefore, if we know that the sun's spectrum varies by two orders of magnitude greater than TSI --- And it is well understood by some, how various frequencies of light affect albedo, we can not dismiss their affect with certainty.

Plants respond to differences in how much CO2 is in the air by varying the frequency (number per unit area) of the pores on the leaf surface (called stomates).

The evaluations used by each car insurance company may vary but the frequency of the same violations will definitely place you in a more expensive car insurance premium.

The frequency of visits may vary by the age of the child and the needs of the family.

Results showed that individuals in their first marriage had more frequent sex than remarried individuals; marital duration had a curvilinear (U-shaped) relationship with frequency of sex; and a linear relationship between marital duration and frequency of sex varied by gender such that men had more frequent sex than women in younger marriages.