"action frequency" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to refer to how often an action is taken or needs to be taken, such as in the sentence: "We need to increase the action frequency to ensure that the project is completed on time."
This plot permits the selection of thresholds as a function of total risk reduction and tolerable action frequency.
This action frequency is dependent on the accuracy of the orbital data and the frequency of close approaches.
As shown in Fig. 7, each ESS is regulated frequently (action frequency is 127/24 rates/h, accumulative throughput capacity is 425.50 MW/h); thus, the energy "offset effect" between charging and discharging among multiple ESSs occurs during some periods.
Thus, the ESS control frequency is decreased greatly and the effect of control is obviously improved (action frequency is 7/24 rates/h and accumulative throughput capacity is 43.17 MW/h).
Results of the study indicate that collision risk management in geosynchronous orbit can be very costly using data of insufficiently high accuracy, because data errors induce high action frequency for even modest amounts of collision risk reduction.
Image size 10.8 × 8.0 mm2 Fig. 3 Optical images of 0.05 wt.% MWCNTs/Larit 285 composite under AC electric field action (frequency of 15 kHz, strength of 83.3 kV/m) (embedded electrodes): a – before electric field action; b – after 12 min; c – after 26 min; d – after 60 min of electric field action.
Action frequencies showed a significant difference between the two groups, with the pull group performing a higher proportion of pulls to pushes, compared with the push group.
68 Sport scientists have been tempted to directly measure the acute effects of an altitude exposure or the efficacy of a period of altitude acclimatisation on the occurrence of repeated high-intensity actions (frequency of maximal accelerations) and match running performance, as recently garnered from total distance covered or distances completed across different preselected time intervals.
Responses of individual neurons were calculated as the increase (or decrease) in the action potential frequency (spikes/s) relative to the pre-stimulus frequency.
