"data frequency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the rate at which data is collected or transmitted. Example: The data frequency for our internet connection is relatively slow, so it may take longer to upload large files.
For the behavioural data (frequency of behaviours), a second coder unaware of the research question coded 20% of the original material for the different behaviours.
Giovanardi, F., Finoia, M. G., Russo, S., Amori, M. & Di Lorenzo, B. Coastal waters monitoring data: frequency distributions of the principal water quality variables.
These results are robust to changes in data frequency and measurement of oil prices.
When the signals are zoomed or unzoomed, the data frequency will be re-adjusted to the displaying resolution.
Wastewater dynamic conditions are reproduced and data frequency increased using the Benchmark Simulation Model No 2 (BSM2) influent generator.
The data frequency is daily, and forecasting experiments are run over horizons ranging from 1 to 7 days.
MSK requires orthogonality in data frequencies so that the phases may be aligned on bit transitions.
A simple filter is placed over voice lines where they enter a home or business, removing all the data frequencies; the D.S.L. modem is plugged directly into that line.
On the basis of a rotational analysis of these data, frequencies are predicted for the lowest pure rotational transitions with an accuracy approaching ±30 MHz.
Komolafe (2010) provided the following sequence for calculating Euler deconvolution: reduction to pole, calculation of horizontal and vertical gradients of magnetic field data, frequency-domain calculation, choice of window sizes, and finally, SI calculation.
Table 4 shows a summary of the data frequencies for each group after this amendment process.
