It's all the private records of the most intimate activities, that are aggregated and compiled again and again, and stored for increasing frequencies of time.
Similar nutrient enrichment has led to increasing frequencies of toxic blooms of microscopic organisms such as Pfiesteria piscicida in the eastern United States, a dinoflagellate that kills fish and has been reported to cause skin rashes and other maladies in humans.
Internal stress of DLC films slightly decreases with increasing frequencies of positive pulse.
This is accomplished by the decreasing frequencies of InAs phonons localized in InAs/AlAs QDs and increasing frequencies of IF AlAs-like phonons localized in the vicinity of InAs QDs having lower aspect ratio.
With the rapidly growing demand for bandwidth in wireless communication systems and increasing frequencies of operation of electronic devices, in recent years resurgence in scientific interest in highly anisotropic hexagonal ferrites has been noted.
Twenty minutes later, diastolic blood pressure and heart rate were determined again, and then, the vasodepressor sensory CGRPergic outflow was electrically stimulated during the above treatments to elicit vasodepressor responses by applying 10-s trains of monophasic, rectangular pulses (2 msec, 50 V), at increasing frequencies of stimulation (0.56, 1, 1.8, 3.1 and 5.6 Hz).
By 4 weeks of age, Vav2−/−Vav3−/− mice showed increasing frequencies of both PAS and angle closure.
The story is not, however, as simple as strong selection increasing frequencies of lactase alleles in dairying cultures.
Figure 4 shows that power increases with increasing frequencies of allele mt, and also when h increases (decreases) as expected.
We observed increasing frequencies of mixed G and P genotypes circulating in the post-vaccine period that had previously been extremely uncommon.
A gradual increase in vegetable consumption and a corresponding decrease in meat consumption were evident across increasing frequencies of reported organic consumption.
