Sentence examples for frequency events from inspiring English sources

The average width of the uncertainty range for changes in flood magnitude is greater for low frequency events than for high frequency events.

It is clear from this plot that the top high frequency events in the density plots corresponds to a double contact and the bottom high frequency events corresponds to monomer and dimer configurations.

They also generated scenarios for high, medium and low frequency events, based on a varying angle of reach.

In addition, catastrophic, low frequency events, such as hurricanes must be added where needed, based on weather and geographic data.

The method rests on two pillars: a distinction between high frequency operational risk events and low frequency events, which is necessary for planning purposes.

Sensitivity results show that for low frequency events, the risk of exceedence of design allowances is greater than for more frequent events, with considerable implications for critical infrastructure.

The Vioxx studies point to relatively low-frequency events, which are happening in, say, one or two per cent of patients.

"Low-frequency events are hard to put on the brain's palette, and that's part of Isabel's strength," Mr. Maude said.

"What you're really hoping is that those natural habitats over all are contributing to reduced erosion and flooding from smaller, higher-frequency events," he said.

The JMA started flagging low-frequency events in their catalog after 1998.

The authors grouped nighttime Pc3-4 waves into three frequency ranges and found that intermediate- and high-frequency events demonstrated typical Pc3 features, while regularities of low-frequency events were alike those known for Pi2 pulsations.