While many such people connect through oral retellings of their histories passed down from generation to generation, the younger waves are, with greater and greater frequency, losing interest in the stories of their ancestors.
Jackson said, "we can do a lot about it", and worked with Clair Brothers to design a ring of delay loudspeakers positioned closer to the farthest seats to augment the high frequencies lost over distance by sound waves travelling through air.
Headache frequency and lost productivity expressed as presenteeism are high among working women.
Headache frequency and lost productivity were higher in females than males (P <0.0005).
The ZCED simultaneously characterizes (i) customer needs in three regimes: safety-critical, business-critical, or non-critical; (ii) extremes of traffic in terms of non-peak, average, peak, and peak peak scenarios; and (iii) measurable performance in terms of frequency of lost transactions.
The frequency of lost introns that have short direct repeats at their boundaries depends on the size of the queried repeats.
In part, it is consistent with the established idea that genes are randomly inserted into genomes at a low frequency, and lost if not preserved by positive selection [ 27- 29].
Results were identical, apart from the association between DD and seizure frequency, which lost significance but remained a statistical trend when taking age and sex into account (regression B 95% CI −1.953 to 65.74, P = 0.064).
However, one pair of the natural frequencies is lost in the process, but this is acceptable as the frequencies of this pair are much higher than those of the retained pair.
In effect, in neglecting it some fundamental frequencies are lost and others are in error.
