(much more frequent, slightly more frequent, not at all, less frequent, much less frequent) 4) How would your attendance at MGR change if food ceased being provided free of charge?
Radicals were familiar with the historical tendency of the US to interfere in Latin America in general and Cuba in particular – economically all the time and militarily at all too frequent intervals.
His father, Leonid, was an art professor and a portraitist of novelist Leo Tolstoy, poet Rainer Maria Rilke, and composer Sergey Rachmaninoff, all frequent guests at his home, and of Lenin.
At pass k, we found all frequent k -itemsets (i.e., all the k-drug combinations with support ≥ MinSup; see Steps 2, 3).
Presley, as a shy teenager in Memphis, often attended Statesmen shows by himself and became a frequent participant at All-Night Gospel Singings in the Ellis Auditorium there.
This occurs at a frequent but non constant rate.
Viewers do not seem at all disillusioned by frequent revelations that the truth on reality shows has been enhanced or distorted.
The respondents were asked to chose between three options: Not at all, infrequent and frequent.
The variable measures religious inclination of respondent and has three categories namely: Not at all, infrequent and frequent engagement in religious activities.
Now, at 50, he's succumbing slowly to some form of early onset dementia, and the moments when he seems to forget he ever had another wife or children at all are growing frequent.
