Sentence examples for frequent registration from inspiring English sources

Frequent registration shifts during the Prelude in B minor made each new entry an event.

As can be observed, PMIPv6 and PMIP-MPLS have a high-registration cost because of the frequent registration with the LMA to update the binding cache.

However, this approach presents some drawbacks, such as long handoff latency or large signalling load due to frequent registration updates when the MN velocity is high.

However, this approach presents similar drawbacks like PMIPv6, such as long handoff latency or large signalling load due to frequent registration updates.

Therefore, the extra workload of data entry in a second program did not result in less frequent registration.

In order to better understand the natural fluctuations in spreading of pain more frequent registrations, e.g. every day or several times per week, can be used.

To summarise, a valid and reliable investigation of the risk for musculoskeletal pain from physical work activities should be based on objective diurnal field measurements of physical activities at work and leisure [ 19, 43], using a prospective design with frequent registrations of musculoskeletal pain [ 41, 42].

Also, the frequent injury registration for traumatic as well as overuse injuries presents a broader and more valid representation of the extent of knee injuries in children aged 9 14 with GJH.

The trawler had been camouflaged since 1999 by name changes, quick coats of paint and frequent switches of registration and flags from Panama to Uruguay to Mauritania and the Netherlands Antilles, and usually commanded by Spanish officers.

For the Practitioner Services participants they described the frequent administrative process of registration, removal and reinstatement.

Evidence from Brazil (Bruhn and McKenzie 2013) and Mexico (Bruhn 2011) shows that introducing business-friendly reforms (e.g., simplified tax systems and one-stop shops for business registration) or more frequent tax and labor inspections can produce small improvements.