"There are at present 124,000 daily website users who also read the print edition: put simplistically, what if they reduced their frequency of print purchase as paying digital subscribers?," he says.
Ratings of disease seriousness were strongly correlated with the frequency of print media exposure (r = .701, p<0.05).
As in the first study, ratings of disease seriousness were strongly correlated with the frequency of print media exposure (r = .652, p<0.05).
Estimates of disease-like status were moderately correlated with the frequency of print media exposure (r = .469, p = 0.17), but estimates of prevalence (r = .206, p = 0.6) were not significantly correlated with media frequency.
Frequency of print media exposure and estimates of disease-like status were moderately correlated (r = .44, p = 0.19), but were not significantly correlated for estimates of prevalence (r = −.12, p = 0.7).
In an investigation by Combs and Slovic, individuals' estimates of causes of mortality were not correlated with actual mortality statistics, but participants' estimates were strongly correlated with the frequency of print media reporting [4].
The Prospect's board is looking at various options for keeping the brand going, including cutting the frequency of the print publication (or print altogether).
The most critical dynamic loading occurs when the dominant frequency approaches the natural frequency of the printed wiring board (PWB) assembly.
So Woman's Day reduced the frequency of its print edition to 12 issues a year, from 15, while making itself available online as well as on mobile devices and tablets.
The frequency of the print edition dropped to three days a week and a significantly diminished newsroom now focused on a website, NOLA.com.
In this paper we focus on high-frequency properties of printed electronics.
