Sentence examples for a bad frequency from inspiring English sources

Contrary to intuition, we demonstrate via simple experiments that in IEEE 802.11 wireless LANs (WLANs) a bad frequency planning, which causes higher interference, may increase the overall network throughput.

Such cases occur when far users with low bit-rates get starved under bad frequency planning, while near users that use high bit-rates monopolize the transmission opportunities.

After surgery, 81 percent of those patients who had said their sex lives had suffered as a result of a bad joint reported that the frequency of sexual activity had increased.

This show might seem like a bad idea, but tune into its frequency and you might be surprised at how much it resonates.

Waiting a bit, writes the amiable law-and-finance-prof author, is usually a good idea: he discusses useful delays in the expert actions of fighter pilots, sportspeople and doctors; how comedians place a "beat"; why a "snap apology" can be a bad idea; and how a high-frequency stock-trading system (exploiting the mysteries of fibre-optic cable) got better results when forced to slow down.

Their main idea is to simulate a 2D background for a bad characterized normal welding by low spatial frequencies in comparison with the high spatial frequencies defect image.

In Mexico, genetic rearrangements (such as ETV6/RUNX1) that have a good prognosis have been found at a frequency below those of developed countries [ 38], whereas genetic rearrangements with a bad prognosis have been reported at a higher frequency [ 38].

But if you're a heavy Skype user (we use it at work for one-on-one communication with fair frequency), you're gonna have a bad time.

a The frequency of subjects included in b duration of sick leave * High values represent a bad level for the items 'physical strain in work' and 'resigning coping'.

A bad, bad owner.

That's a bad, bad, bad unit.