Sentence examples for dropping frequency from inspiring English sources
The type of alcohol solutions, the dropping frequency and the number of the dropping points determine the increase of the mass transfer rate over the unperturbed state.
Wild boar abundance estimates were based on dropping frequency counts [7] in 40 transects of 100 m.
The software was instructed to drop frequencies less than 0.03 in the analysis.
The calls have been steadily dropping in frequency for seven populations of blue whales around the world over the past 40 years, say researchers at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and WhaleAcoustics, a private research company.
In February, for example, the company raised the basic subscription offer for Premiere, the movie magazine, to $12 a year from $10, while dropping the frequency to 10 times a year from monthly.
Just five months after saying it would drop its frequency to every other week, U.S. News & World Report has decided instead to become a monthly magazine, employees said on Tuesday.
Any brief radio signal will drop in frequency because of scattering by hot gas between the stars (and even between galaxies).
Recent GSS surveys support this assertion, showing that couples in their 20s have sex 111 times per year on average, with frequency dropping steadily, about 20percentt per decade, as couples age.
These show signal nearly to the Nyquist frequency, dropping below the 0.143 threshold (1) in the 5 6 Å range.
Drosophila mojavensis sonorensis females accepted courtship attempts from conspecific and heterotypic males at similar frequencies, but the frequency dropped when mated with D. arizonae males.
