Sentence examples for frequency leading to from inspiring English sources
Boats sink, planes crash and buildings burn with startling frequency, leading to protests but little apparent change.
A similar study regarding breast cancer — comparing breast cancer incidentally detectable at autopsy with the lifetime risk of dying of breast cancer — suggests that a hyperzealous early-detection program might overdiagnose breast cancer with startling frequency, leading to needless interventions.
Part of Ethier's problem was that he started hitting the ball on the ground with more frequency, leading to fewer home runs.
The drive tone periodically modulates the flux threading the SQUID loop and therefore the mode frequency, leading to parametric amplification.
Bushfires are predicted to increase in size and frequency, leading to a greater incidence of smoke and impacts.
Briefly, this approach is based on an approximation of the modal shape at the fundamental frequency, leading to the following Eqs.
Professor Pound was a member of the Harvard team that discovered nuclear magnetic resonance, by which atomic nuclei can be coaxed into absorbing and emitting energy at specific frequencies, leading to a new era of three-dimensional medical imaging.
With increasing temperature, the arcs shifted to higher frequencies, leading to successive disappearance of arc1 or both arc1 and arc2.
As the forcing amplitude is increased the steady state response peaks towards higher frequencies leading to the well knownjump phenomenon.
The variation of bond lengths and angles also mean that there is a wider range of vibrational frequencies, leading to broader features (Kwok, 2007).
