Sentence examples for most frequency and from inspiring English sources

Though I have to say, the Roger plot line is arguably the focal point of the episode, the one we check back in on with the most frequency and the most varied ways (the shrink's office, the funeral, the office itself), and yet the whole "this person's in shock and they will crack later over a more minor incident" device is something I'd see on "The Big Bang Theory".

A trip based approach is even more limited since it could reproduce, at most, frequency and car use reduction for trips in the congestion period (for P/D and S activities), without considering at all how this congestion could influence the mobility pattern in different time-periods of the day.

These pigments absorb light in the ultraviolet range, so the wings have strong contrast, with high reflectance at most frequencies and low reflectance in the ultraviolet.

These comparisons show that the procedure predicts measured strain well for most frequencies, and for the near field and far field regions of the clamped boundaries and the point of force application.

The frequency of joint involvement was examined for erosive osteoarthritis and increasing grades of non-erosive radiographic osteoarthritis by ranking the IPJ in the order that they were most frequency affected, and Spearman rank correlation coefficients were used to compare the rank order.

Note on OTR the complementary, contra-lateral encoding of the left eye, following the same high spatial frequency (local processing), then most frequency bands (local and global processing) then high spatial frequency again (local processing).

The latter ones are, in fact, characterized by traditional family structures, lower divorce rate, very late and increasing ages of leaving the parental home, most frequency of contact between parents and children [ 31].

"The screams came the loudest and with the most frequency from the woodworkers, so we decided to solve their problems first," he said.

We present a study that quantified acoustic voice signals over a comfortable and natural glissando to determine maximum and minimum frequencies, the corresponding semitones, the most used frequency, and vocal range before and after warm-up exercises.

In addition, it was shown that the bandwidth of the ultrasonic transducers used for PA imaging acts as band-pass filters by removing most frequencies predicted theoretically and yielding RF power spectra that closely resemble those observed experimentally.

Under these assumptions we prove in the perturbative regime that for large disorder λ and for most frequencies ω the operator satisfies Anderson localization.