Sentence examples for foreseeable frequency from inspiring English sources
The OCRA index is calculated as a ratio of the foreseeable frequency(FF) of technical actions per minute and the corresponding number of recommended actions, called the reference frequency(RF) of technical actions per minute.
Such tight resolution will be impossible for Lidar to achieve in the foreseeable future, as neither the frequency of measurements nor the optic sensitivity of the satellites is adequate.
In this article, we start from the assumption that lung cancer patients will continue to be cared for in ICUs, likely with increasing frequency, in the foreseeable future [10].
In this article, we start from the assumption that lung cancer patients will continue to be cared for in ICUs, likely with increasing frequency, in the foreseeable future [ 10].
The secondary objective was to evaluate the frequency and severity of any foreseeable complications related to Urolastic.
According to the measurements in [9], VPL can be as high as 25 dB in a minivan at the frequency of 2.4-GHz, and higher VPLs are foreseeable in well-isolated vehicles and at higher frequency bands, e.g., the 3.6-GHz band allocated to future mobile communication systems [10].
The frequency of these events is projected to increase in the foreseeable future, with developing countries being the worst sufferers.
The study indicates that the upper bound on the energy density may be further improved by another order of magnitude from the Chang'e 3 mission, which will fill the gap in the frequency band from 0.02 Hz to 0.1 Hz in the foreseeable future.
The conclusion is that frequency, loss of life and damage will continue to increase into the foreseeable future.
Overall, we expect the frequency and intensity of HFMD outbreaks are expected to increase in the foreseeable future as a result of climate change.
This result was foreseeable since there is no a priori reason for expecting SNPs that differ dramatically in allele frequency within Britain to differ dramatically among continental groups.
