Sentence examples for frequent sense from inspiring English sources

One of the pleasures of this collection is the frequent sense that Hitchens's voice still haunts the news and will long continue to do so.

There is the frequent sense, too, that the indignities, absurdities, and ironies of the story lines unspool as if from a threshold state of consciousness.

Part of living between two cultures is a frequent sense of unease in everyday situations, and Adichie is particularly good at capturing this feeling.

The choreography seems to take its many starts and stops, its frequent sense of suspenseful waiting, and its many reiterations of simple material from this accompaniment.

In its much more frequent sense of "nevertheless, in spite of that, even so" and the lusty "contrariwise," that said clears the air and clears the throat for casting aspersions on all that has preceded it.

A pedant could object that some of the best shots – the Nile like a scribbled line, the disappointing brown muddy smudge of the Thames – were in recordings made on previous missions, and played in when O'Leary lost the link to the space station, but you would have to be a very grumpy viewer not to feel a frequent sense of wonder.

This frequent sensing-transmitting alternating strategy may cause synchronization difficulty on the receiving terminal.

However, matched filter can be considered for most frequent sensed channels to get optimal sensing results with minimum sensing time if PU waveform is known.

Driven by energy efficiency considerations, a pixel-based transmission scheme is developed to reduce extra overhead caused by frequent sensing and decision making.

Furthermore, in order to reduce the extra overhead caused by frequent sensing area decision and minimize the sensing time efficiently, each node should remember all of the sensing pixels after its Voronoi polygon is built.

For instance, 張 zhang as an individual classifier has multiple senses, and two of the most frequent senses are exemplified by 一張紙 yi zhang zhi 'a piece of paper', and 一張椅子 yi zhang yizi 'a chair'.