Sentence examples for frequency of say from inspiring English sources

"Howards End" operates on the frequency of, say, a respectful "Mansfield Park" adaptation that makes room to gesture toward Edward Said's reading of the Austen novel in "Culture and Imperialism".

These show that even with very imperfect hand hygiene (i.e. λ' = 40%), it should be possible to prevent an outbreak of staphylococcal infection occurring at a hand cleansing frequency of, say 40%.

That is to say, it must depict the "relative frequency" of said content.

We watched Raiders of the Lost Ark, and although of course the lower frequencies of, say, plane propellers and engine noise was only slightly audible, everything else came through loud and clear.

For a specific frequency band of say 0.04 Hz and recharging rate as 0.5, the BESS capacity is determined to be 8.4 MWh.

The non-linear oscillation of microbubbles determines the emission of frequencies of said second harmonic with a frequency which is twice the insonation.

"No one should be surprised by the increasing frequency of layoffs," said James Glassman, senior United States economist for J.P. Morgan Chase.

"The strategy has been to nudge the consumer towards a high frequency of purchases," says David Connett, editor of The Recycler, a trade magazine covering the remanufacturing industry.

"There's a strong relationship between rating your marriage as happy and frequency of intercourse," said Tom W. Smith, who conducted the "American Sexual Behavior" study.

The apparent discrepancy suggests that how a hospital responds to complications may be even more important than the frequency of complications, said the study's lead author, Dr. Amir A. Ghaferi.

"It's probably the only convincing demonstration of an environmental effect on the frequency of aneuploidy," says Dorothy Warburton, a cytogeneticist at Columbia University in New York City who has studied aneuploidy extensively.