Sentence examples for frequency of rising from inspiring English sources
Goh (2001)'s study reports a high frequency of rising tones in questions produced by both Malay and Singaporean speakers of English, whereas it was found by Lim (2002) that while the overall intonation contours of the question Where are you going? was similar among Malay, Indian and Chinese Singaporeans, there were differences in pitch alignment on the final lexical item.
The wave frequency changes from 0.26 to 0.55 Ωe0 during the time interval of 30,000 Ω e0 −1, and therefore, the frequency sweep rate is roughly estimated to be 3.89 kHz/s, which is in agreement with the typical frequency sweep rates of rising tone chorus observed in the magnetosphere (e.g., Santolik 2008).
As assessed by genotyping the HGPD-CEPH repository, PRNP variation is dominated by a single common M129V polymorphism with an overall V129 allele frequency of 23% (rising to 65% V129 in American populations).
The historic era intensification of rice agriculture is reflected in this trend of rising frequencies of Poaceae.
Mathematically, I look for the frequency of who rises and how sensitive their place is.
When the woman had separated from her partner, the frequency of stalking rose to 88percentt.
Only 2.8% of its clients restated, compared with 5.6% for Deloitte & Touche.For all five firms covered, the frequency of restatements rose steadily between the first year of the study and the last.
The highest frequency of titer rises in ELISA was found against the H1N1 recombinant antigen.
This hypothesis is on the basis of the observation that the frequency of earthquakes rises at the period of solar minimum.
Frequency of infection rose 99%.
The frequency of papers rose steeply with time.
