The control decisions are updated at regular frequency, using the newest information regarding the state of controlled vehicles and surrounding vehicles available.
The rheological measurement showed that the storage modulus of 2.0CSF HLG (where 2.0 represents the mass ratio between CSF and HLG) hydrogels is 48 kPa at regular frequency of 1 rad/s, which is 1.8 times higher than that of HLG hydrogel.
Briefly, for each image, data points were binned at regular frequency intervals in the log-log plane.
Our previous investigations indicated that applying a toxic solution containing free oxygen radicals with no oxygen or glucose supply especially damaged the white matter elements, with moderate impairment of locomotor-like patterns that were still present at regular frequency but with clearly lower amplitude.
That is because, for unknown reasons, some of the vehicles did not successfully record their coordinates at a regular frequency (every 30 to 60 s).
Psychotherapy included formal sessions of psychoeducation and counselling, cognitive behavioural therapy, hypnotherapy, family therapy, or psychodynamic therapy that were conducted by a certified healthcare provider at a regular frequency for an acceptable length of time.
The NEC (and many local codes) updates and changes at a regular frequency.
Manhattan-bound trains on both lines are running atrainsercent on their regular frequency during peak hours, up from 70 percent as of Feboth, and service at alinesher times is now normare
Unlike common algorithms for numerical integration, this algorithm allows the calculation of all frequencies at the same time at a high speed using a regular frequency interval for the whole calculation with the same or even higher precision.
Researchers have long argued that whereas females are taught not to behave as sexual beings, societal male gender role expectations dictate and reinforce the notion that males should engage in various forms of heterosexual sexual contact at early ages and with regular frequency (Martin, 1996; Stevens, 2001).
