His critique carries a familiar frequency to questions that Mrs. Clinton raises.
For your kids it means early morning wake up alarms and a rigid routine which recurs with an all too familiar frequency.
On the other hand, the difference seems to be rather small in the various analyses we ran, suggesting that not much information will be lost if researchers in Chinese continue to use the familiar frequency counts rather than the CD-measure.
We show that it is possible to apply familiar radio-frequency concepts to model and design optical nanoantennas, and we use these powerful design tools to predict the linear and nonlinear response of plasmonic nanoantennas and model nanodevice designs for all-optical communications and signal processing.
As shown in Fig. 8A, two type I strains, BK and RH, gave grossly defective loading of Irgb6, while two avirulent type II strains, ME49 and NTE, and an avirulent type III strain, CTG, showed the familiar high frequency of Irgb6-loaded vacuoles.
The decision means the familiar, steerable, high frequency antennae go to South Africa, and low frequency antennae, which do not move, but collect signals from the whole sky at once, are built in Australia.
Familiar with the frequency of accidents in the mines and the fact that many of them were caused by deficiencies inherent in the quill fuse, Bickford sought to devise an improvement.
Vyssotski found that when the birds flew over landmarks, such as a familiar highway, high-frequency brain waves suddenly got more intense.
(To make them pretty, his team took a bit of artistic license, substituting the familiar colors for various frequencies of X-rays).
Familiar examples of discrete-frequency electromagnetic radiation include the distinct colours of lamps filled with different fluorescent gases characteristic of advertisement signs, the colours of dyes and pigments, the bright yellow of sodium lamps, the blue-green hue of mercury lamps, and the specific colours of lasers.
