Sentence examples for frequency of many from inspiring English sources

This approached the natural frequency of many tall structures, inducing large sidesway motions that led to their collapse.

The observed fractions of equivalent junctions and the frequency of many individual motifs are statistically significant when compared against the null distribution computed via simulation or closed-form.

A report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in September warned that emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases are already raising temperatures, melting glaciers and the polar ice caps, elevating sea levels and changing the strength and frequency of many extreme weather events.

Although human settlements have always been threatened by various types of risks and hazards, climate change is expected to exacerbate the intensity and frequency of many of these hazards.

Previous research has shown that the routine activities approach can explain temporal variations in the frequency of many crimes.

The broadcast frequency of many safety applications requires a minimum of 10 Hz (maximum latency is 100 ms), such as for emergency brake lights, traffic signal violation, forward collision, left turn assist and lane-change warning.

Differences among current human populations in the allele frequencies of many genes such as those determining the ABO and other blood groups may have arisen at least in part as a consequence of bottlenecks in ancestral populations.

Although genetic explanations is lacking, there are considerable regional and ethnic variations in typical frequencies of many genotypes e.g., frequency of ACE II is higher in some regions of Oceania than most of Europe while athletes of north and east African descent excel in endurance events and those of west African descent excel in sprint events [67].

In particular, although the Tibetan and northern Han Chinese populations shared many similar HLA alleles, they also had distinct frequencies of many HLA alleles and haplotypes.

Indeed, the population frequencies of many of the P element bearing heat-shock alleles is consistent with positive selection [2], [15].

Surprisingly, the dominant frequencies of many pup syllables were above 100 kHz, the proposed upper limit of adult mouse hearing [24].