Sentence examples for frequency object from inspiring English sources

Specifically, for the memory task, rather than using three high frequency object nouns such as "apple – table – penny" which became standard in the community version of the MMSE[ 10], the 3MS uses the words "shirt – brown – honesty", which are more difficult to remember as they do not form a single visual image.

Whereas the fluency with high-frequency objects was higher in the standard compared to the "be-creative" instruction condition, the fluency with low-frequency objects remained roughly equal in both instruction conditions.

Interactive effects of frequency and instruction on creativity indicated higher response probabilities for low-frequency objects at the lowest scale point with a be-fluent instruction and at the two highest scale points with a be-creative instruction.

In the context of average frequency of object use at The National Archives (Kew), large missing pieces of objects (such that contain text) may develop in ~55 years for paper with DP 300, ~160 years if its DP is 400 and ~450 years if it is 500 [2].

If the frequency of object use is known, the curve can be experimentally determined.

The fundamental frequency, an object function for the present study, is maximized by optimizing design variables that are a set of fiber orientation angles in the layers.

As before, initial tests showed no significant differences in the frequency of object coding between dorsal and ventral cells (maximum χ1 = 1.1).

Figure 7 shows tangential (T) and sagittal (S) curves for the system (eye model and retina camera) MTF as a function of spatial frequency in object space in cyc/mm (lower axis).

The superimposition of four different frequencies (two object beams, two reference beams) on the detector generates six different beat frequencies.

Because Equation (3) maximizes the first-scale wavelet energy, many candidate blocks include high-frequency structural objects, such as the trees in the image center.

Some sounds appear to have pitch thanks to a simple, sinusoidal pattern of vibration at some frequency in an object or in the air.