Sentence examples for collaborative frequency from inspiring English sources

In the R&B world, "heat" is measured partly by collaborative frequency, and in that regard, he's on fire, with dozens of credits over the past couple of years, including a complete mixtape album recorded with Drake, What a Time to Be Alive, debuting at number one last September.

In order to reduce co-channel interference, various kinds of cooperation techniques have been considered in recent literature, including collaborative frequency scheduling among eNBs and HeNBs [5], group formation of HeNBs by exchanging information among neighboring HeNBs [6, 7], power control approaches [8 10], and intelligent spectrum access [11].

Both networks are well connected when focusing on all collaborative frequencies (Fig.  2).

For example, teaching anaesthesia residents the two-challenge rule, a conversational technique that is assertive (advocacy) and collaborative (inquiry), increased frequency and effectiveness of challenges towards other physicians in operation room simulations [ 33].

Existing validated measures of pharmacist-physician collaboration focus on measuring attitudes toward collaboration and do not measure frequency of collaborative interactions.

The issues covered in this paper appear to suggest that the frequency of collaborative ties on industry's side may be directly related to the structure of local capitalism.

Given that, various interference management strategies have been proposed to address this issue including for instance, collaborative resource allocation [7], fractional frequency reuse (FFR) [8, 9], directional beamforming [10], cognitive radio approach [11], and power control [12 17].

Collaborative transmission utilizing coded orthogonal frequency division multiplex (COFDM) [2] was presented in [14], where a source sensor transmitted its data to a group of repeater sensors that re-transmitted the signal collaboratively to another receptor sensor, forming a virtual COFDM system transmitting the same information in all the carriers.

Table  1 lists the top 10 authors with regard to occurrence frequency in a collaborative network.

The Paediatric Asthma Quality of Life Questionnaire [ 7] and food frequency questionnaires (Scottish Collaborative Group semi-quantitative food frequency questionnaire version C1 http://www.foodfrequency.org) were also completed by parents.

OA: Osteoarthritis; MCCS: Melbourne Collaborative Cohort Study; FFQ: food frequency questionnaire; AOA NJRR: Australian Orthopaedic Association National Joint Replacement Registry; HR: hazard ratio; 95% CI: 95% confidence interval The authors declare that there are no competing interests.