Sentence examples for frequency has gone from inspiring English sources

He says that in the year and a half since the market collapsed, membership renewal rates have been higher than usual and shopping frequency has gone up.

Circumcision still remains in all villages, but its frequency has gone down drastically in intervention villages.

The primary learning goal for students in Exercise 2 was to be able to explain what it means to say that a trait has increased in frequency or has gone to fixation in a population.

You have just about every domestic service you can ask for, and the frequency of flights has gone up dramatically".

According to the National Climate Assessment, the frequency and strength of intense downpours in the U.S. has gone up over the past three to five decades.

If the frequency is very low or very high, it is likely that something has gone wrong in the construction.

Moreover, high-frequency traders have gone beyond trading stocks to futures, options, bonds, currencies and other asset classes — and are making incursions in foreign markets.

Two rounds of negotiations to resolve this "frequency overlay" issue have gone nowhere, bogged down by mutual suspicion and misunderstandings.

However, as variable frequency, pulse width modulated (PWM) motor drives have gone to higher and higher PWM frequencies, standing-wave phenomena have appeared in motor circuits.

FOR BREAKFAST OR BRUNCH, WHICH ARE THE KINDS OF MEALS YOU OFTEN STAY IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD FOR? I've gone with some frequency to Cafe Luxembourg and to the Fairway Cafe above the supermarket on Broadway at 74th Street, both of which have terrific chicken salad sandwiches.

In 2008-2009, the frequency was around 66percentt, and in 2011-2012 it had gone up to 90percentt in Danish cocaine.