Sentence examples for frequencies with which from inspiring English sources

Google's N-Gram viewer provides trends for the frequencies with which words appear in literature over the last two centuries.

Some count symbols, some count headlines, some count themes (sentences, propositions), some tabulate the frequencies with which various categories of "events data" (newspaper accounts of actual happenings) appear in some or all of the leading newspapers ("prestige papers") or television programs of the world.

Correlations between probabilities of resistance and the frequencies with which antibiotics were prescribed for treating bacterial respiratory infections were examined in a nationwide ambulatory population.

To gauge the significance of leftover drugs as potential pollutants, data are needed on the types, quantities, and frequencies with which drugs accumulate.

Physical probability cannot meaningfully be attributed to statistical hypotheses, since hypotheses do not have tendencies or frequencies with which they come about: they are categorically true or false, once and for all.

One parameter describes the relative frequencies with which preferential attachment (copying) and innovation are used to make decisions, and the other describes the span of historical time used to observe the decisions which other agents have made.

GCM can be specified in a matrix of relative frequencies, with which two neighboring pixels are separated by distance and angle, one with gray level and the other with gray level, shown as.

The frequencies with which auroras with multiple types of omega bands, namely O&O/T&T-type and O/T&T-type omega band auroras, were observed are provided in Fig. 6.

In FDD mode, the uplink (UL) and downlink (DL) channels are located on split frequencies, with which a fixed duration frame is used for both UL and DL transmissions.

This study was undertaken to compare the frequencies with which physicians and patients report medical and behavioral risk factors during pregnancy, with particular attention to identification of women at risk for prenatal alcohol use.

The learner does not merely keep track of the frequencies with which a given word or phrase occurs in different syntactic contexts; instead, she is concerned to analyze the communicative functions associated with particular elements: elements are grouped together on the basis of their playing similar communicative roles.