Sentence examples for like frequency from inspiring English sources
Thereby, the high temporal resolution of NOAA AVHRR data can partially compensate for the coarse spatial resolution because it allows enhanced time series methods like frequency analysis that provide complementary information.
The data on the form, including age and sex, is linked to statistics about the member's visits, like frequency and duration.
It wasn't a surprise when the music television channel MTV snapped up Guitar Hero developers Harmonix after the company, who've also produced music-heavy titles like Frequency and Amplitude, went mega with their rock n' roll fantasy game.
Time was, manufacturers marketed high-priced audio equipment by emphasizing technical merits like frequency response, optimum impedance, ambient noise attenuation and so on.
Headphones had traditionally been sold on technical specs like frequency response, but Beats created appealing designs in an array of colors.
During execution of instruction, several parameters like frequency and voltage are associated.
One has to do with her changing hairstyles, which are discussed in detail at least a half dozen times, as they morphed with Madonna-like frequency from long to short, from frizzy to hair-banded to carefully coiffed.
The Canadian captain, Hayley Wickenheiser, preparing for her fourth Olympics, praised the N.H.L.-like frequency of games as a break from practice drudgery.
"The Steve Harvey Show," which co-stars Cedric the Entertainer, just ended an almost six-year run on the WB but airs in syndication on UPN with "I Love Lucy -like frequency, and D. Lucy -like has "The Hughleys," also on UPN.
She is hilariously, unself-consciously over-the-top, swishing her long red hair from side to side and swinging about her 5in heels (not even being four-and-a-half months pregnant can push Tilbury into flats) and the word "fabulous" comes out of her mouth with almost tic-like frequency.
Such a device realized synaptic-like frequency selectivity, i.e., depression at low frequency stimulation but potentiation at high-frequency stimulation.
