Sentence examples for frequency of name from inspiring English sources

And the frequency of name repetition alone keeps the ball rolling.

The frequency of named values confirmed the perception that trees and animals were the most important forest features.

It was normal practice for medieval street names to reflect their function, or the economic activity taking place within them (especially the commodities available for sale), hence the frequency of names such as The Shambles, Silver Street, Fish Street, and Swinegate (pork butchers) in cities with a medieval history.

The average frequency of his name in books from the year in which he was 30 years old until the year 2000 amounts to 124 mD.

Although Zhang et al. (2013) advocate the search frequency of stock name in Baidu Index as the proxy for investor attention, they only focus on the explanatory power of this proxy on stock return and do not investigate its predictability.

A survey of community-based physician office visits in the USA revealed that the median frequency of generic name prescribing was 21%% [ 35].

A few years ago, I was surprised in looking over my Duke college yearbook of the class of '63 by the frequency of boys named after their fathers.

The plots you'll see are the frequency of those names and phrases in the pages of all books published each year between the dates you choose.

The researchers open with a rough but suggestive field observation: In geographical regions dense in religious congregations and high in self-reported church attendance, the frequency of brand-name stores such as Apple, Macy's or Gap is relatively low.

Instead of using printed word frequency of picture names as done in Weekes et al. [7], the present study used subjectively rated word frequency and a larger number of pictures.

Protocol 3 does not provide for the use of information about the relative frequency of particular names or other data items as part of the linkage process.