In 1916 Robert Andrews Millikan measured both the frequency of the light and the kinetic energy of the electron emitted by the photoelectric effect and obtained a value for Planck's constant h in close agreement with the value that had been arrived at by fitting Planck's radiation law to the blackbody spectrum obtained by Wien.
A prospective study to measure both the frequency of TACs in this setting and the origin of referrals was undertaken.
She added: "The results show that psychosis risk in cannabis users depends on both the frequency of use and cannabis potency".
Both the frequency of attacks and the severity of the pain and associated symptoms have an impact on migraine-related disability [4].
After 'Multicity'DriveNowNow' shows the highest rates of usage although a gap for both the frequency of use and share of users can be identified comparing women and men.
To reduce power consumption of a node before turning it off, proposals [3, 40] use power management features in modern nodes (DVFS) to scale down both the frequency of the CPU and the voltage used.
Although, on average, the student mastery of natural selection principles did not change, we saw differences between student academic levels in both the frequency of use and improvement after instruction (Fig. 5).
But even simple design elements such as putting a yes/no filter in front greatly affect the answers in terms of both the frequency of zero WTP and the distribution of positive amounts.
The strongest predictor of both the frequency of the principal resonance in seat transmissibility and the seat transmissibility at resonance was subject age, with other factors having only marginal effects.
Accurate forecasts of future hazard from mass-flow events are therefore dependent on recognition of both the frequency of a stratovolcano's growth cycle and its current position in that cycle.
Restlessness, as measured by both the frequency of steps and weight shifting (measured as the standard deviation of weight applied over time to the legs), increased over 1 h of forced standing on either concrete or rubber.
