Sentence examples for frequency of offering from inspiring English sources

To determine the frequency of offering clinical counseling against the consumption of alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs by internal specialist residents (EIR) of Andalusia, and the factors related to such advice.

For each food item parents will be asked about frequency of offering these foods (never, less than once a month, 1 3 times a month, once a week, 2 4 times a week, 5 6 times a week, once a day or more), 'does the child usually like the food' (yes, no, hasn't tried this food) and 'will you offer this food in the next 6 months (yes, no, unsure).

Course information: ten questions on class enrollment, frequency of offerings, course level (freshman-graduate), and course topics.

Such characteristics dictate the services DR is capable of offering, like primary frequency reserves, peak load shaving, and system balancing.

"We are a retailer, and the purpose of offering credit to our guests is to increase shopping frequency and to increase average transaction size".

This approach has the advantage of offering a fully quantitative description of the ERPs by parameterizing the time-frequency plane at the expense of being computationally expensive.

In contrast, the airline strategy of frequency (offering multiple flights between the same two cities at different times of day) typically relies on smaller aircraft.

Additionally, the numerical results verify that the proposed technique is capable of offering interesting results when it is applied to classify several sets of disturbances if one cycle of the main frequency is considered, at least.

This is one example of offering innovative cloud services.

The proposed and designed NUS-based SDR receiver allows spectral alias suppression at integer multiples of sampling frequency offering the advantages of relaxing anti-aliasing filter (AAF), reducing the analog-to-digital converter (ADC) dynamic power consumption and the automatic gain control (AGC) range as well.

"Morning Sun" delivers frenetic patterns of vocal samples that jump across the frequency range, offering both bass tones, mid-range melodies and high-end treble washes.