"We're not going to give out any details about frequency, about severity, about procedure," Watkins said.
Scientists and conservationists are talking with increasing frequency about the possibility of extinction in the wild.
The injectable drugs reduced the frequency about 30 percent, as did the new oral drug Aubagio.
All those people flocking to see "Frequency," about a man who manages to talk to his father (Dennis Quaid) 30 years in the past, should visit or revisit Francis Coppola's PEGGY SUE GOT MARRIED (1986).
She lies with comic frequency about having opposed the bridge to nowhere (she did not), and McCain has lied on her behalf about her commitment to earmark reform (her mayorship made an earmark junket to DC an annual tradition).
Yet as the war proceeded, she also wrote with growing frequency about self-reliance, imperviousness, personal triumph, and hard-won liberty.
Those of us who write with any frequency about food and drink usually present ourselves as equal-opportunity hedonists, our hunger no less sharp for one ethnic cuisine than for any other, our thirst all-encompassing.
In the absence of any kind of elaboration, you can't help wondering whether this might not be a joke, transmitted on dog-whistle frequency, about the I.R.A.'s numerous London bombings throughout the years, about the violence Adams himself was so instrumental in bringing to an end.
She passed through an early phase of teeny-bopper infatuation and memorabilia collecting, and then, when she began to meet Mr. Jackson with some frequency about 10 years ago, sold her collection to other fans in order to raise money to travel around the world to see his concerts.
These results are obtained with a design frequency about 19,54 MHz.
A four-resonator bandpass filter is designed at the operating frequency about 2 GHz, bandwidth of 60 MHz.
