Sentence examples for frequency thinking from inspiring English sources

All of us in the neighborhood grew up with that noise, proud of its power and frequency, thinking of it as our time's engineering marvel.

One item was from Involuntary Recall (frequency of thinking about the birth, i.e. voluntary recall) and one from Coherence (memory images come to me like a continuous film).

On the other hand, in the SAQ group the Child-OIDP score was correlated significantly only to the question on happiness with dental appearance (p = 0.039), but not to the frequency of thinking about dental appearance, self-perceived need for braces or self-rated oral health status (p = 0.297, 0.325 and 0.346 respectively).

The two groups were analysed in terms of baseline characteristics, self-perceived measures (self-rated oral health, self-perceived need for braces, happiness with dental appearance, frequency of thinking about dental appearance), Child-OIDP performance scores and overall score and psychometric properties (criterion validity and internal reliability).

First, the correlation of the Child-OIDP score with four subjective oral health measures (self-rated oral health status, self-perceived need for braces, frequency of thinking about dental appearance and satisfaction with dental appearance) was estimated for each group by means of the Spearman's rho coefficient.

Mortimer wears an elastic band which she snaps when aware of a negative thought; "incredibly hard on myself", it helps her realize the frequency of her "down" thinking and changes her mental perspective.

I was certain that I'd ruined my life, and I was thinking — with alarming frequency — of men who were not my husband, men who seemed suddenly more attractive than they'd actually been, or kinder, or braver — men who would never have gotten me into this mess.

Glen Stewart, head of waste management for Bury Council, said: "We're very confident that this change in the residual waste bin collection frequency will force people into thinking about how they manage their waste more effectively.

The 12-item Self-Report Habit Index (SRHI; Verplanken & Orbell, 2003) was developed to capture reflections on three proposed facets of habit: automaticity (['Behaviour X is something…'] '…I do without thinking'), performance frequency ('…I do frequently'), and relevance to self-identity ('…that's typically 'me'me

However, while installation of cable median barriers decreases crash severity, it actually increases collision frequency, highlighting the importance of systems thinking within Vision Zero.

That is the thinking behind Queensland company Frequency H2O.