"Another threat is from the frequency of the lightning bolts, which could come down to the ground and cause damage.
His knee seemed to hold up, but he developed elbow inflammation, maybe from the frequency of his exhibition-game hits.
Nonlinear effects are characterized by the generation of light with frequencies differing from the frequency of the incoming light beam.
Whether it is squalid housing, inadequate compensation for injuries or families under strain from the frequency of operational tours, there is a growing sense that our troops have not had the respect they deserve.
The Web site for the product says its approach takes account of factors "ranging from the frequency of male ejaculation, the composition of vaginal secretions, cervical mucus, etc.... up to the fluid immediately surrounding the unfertilized egg".
If you do the math, extrapolating from the frequency of statewide recounts for offices like governor and senator, you find that the likelihood of a nationwide election that's anything remotely as close as Florida 2000 — not just in absolute numbers (537 votes) or percentagewise (9,492 votes) — is preposterously low.
(One of the chief merits of "What Hath God Wrought" is Howe's earnest effort, and great success, at chronicling changes of all sorts, from rates of childhood mortality to the gross national product, from the frequency of bathing to the firepower of cannons).
The equation is solved to find these modes, and then the energy of an electron is obtained from the frequency of the mode and from Einstein's quantum formula, E = hν.
It is different from the frequency of repeatable events.
M will be computed from the frequency of a formant and the pitch frequency as.
The flow-wetted surface may be determined from the frequency of open fractures intersecting a borehole.
