Sentence examples for dangerous frequency from inspiring English sources

It's not uncommon for some Khmer boxers to fight with dangerous frequency, sometimes as often as weekly or bi-weekly, getting up to three hundred or more fights in a career, with the length of a career varying from fighter to fighter, some engaging in bouts far past their prime.

Here's just a few of them: It won't emit potentially dangerous frequencies that may cause cancer over time.

In order to shift the frequencies of a liquid with a free surface away from dangerous system frequencies, the surface of the liquid may be covered with a flexible membrane or a thin elastic plate.

Field observations have shown that the frequency of dangerous lightning events to wind turbines, calculated according to the IEC standard 61400-24:2010, is grossly underestimated.

The large-amplitude angular movement is especially dangerous, and angular movement frequency must be reduced when the slider works at large radii of the disk.

The N.R.A.'s proposal to station armed guards in the nation's elementary and secondary schools — all hundred thousand of them, or all hundred and thirty thousand, if LaPierre means private and parochial schools to be included — would be a singularly wasteful, ineffective, and dangerous way to reduce the frequency and lethality of Sandy Hook-type atrocities.

Measured vibration levels and frequency analysis were dangerous at 1× due to resonance problem.

Though the report does not see data delays as a primary cause of the crash, differences in data conventions among the dozens of markets may have exacerbated it.Some will no doubt see the report as confirmation that high-frequency trading is dangerous stuff.

Experts say heavy speculation becomes particularly dangerous when combined with "high-frequency trading," automated processes that execute thousands of trades in less than a second.

UV light is dangerous because it has a higher frequency, and is therefore higher in energy than visible light.

Yard maintenance equipment is potentially dangerous, and some of the more frequency used equipment (e.g., lawn mowers) has been extensively studied.