Sentence examples for play frequency from inspiring English sources

The story of these unlikely scientific collaborators is told in an imaginative, two-character multimedia 80-minute play, "Frequency Hopping," written and directed by Elyse Singer and presented by Hourglass Group.

It was not until the end of first week of January 1964 that their records were played in New York City (also accompanied by a major marketing campaign and with similar play frequency), and then the rest of the country, initiating their music's spread across US radio.

Play frequency between males was higher in OUT than in IN and BL-IN conditions; whereas, grooming was more frequent in IN than in OUT and BL-IN conditions.

Lastly, the presence of littermates during maternal separation may partly explain the absence of effects on social play frequency in pups submitted to either short or long periods of separation from their mothers [107], conversely to foals and non-human primates [45] [47].

Our results demonstrate that within a pair, one individual did achieve the top pinning position more frequently; however, this individual was not always the one with the highest total play frequency.

Parental beliefs about genetic factors correlated negatively but weakly at a univariate level with intention to monitor outdoor play (r = -0.086, p < 0.05), meaning that parents who thought that genetic factors play a role were less inclined to be alert to outdoor play frequency.

With this model we designed and constructed an automated instrument that is able to play frequencies within predicted and recognizable frequencies.

Contrary to the expectations, resident males engaged mainly in gentle play sessions when playing together (Fig. 4a), whereas rough and gentle play frequencies did not differ when the play sessions involved resident and outgroup males (Fig. 4b).

The main findings were that the team-play frequency had a positive correlation with pro-social behavior, and pro-social video game exposure significantly predicted pro-social behavior.

Tongue playing frequency was related to both roughage amount and AMD feeding, suggesting 2 separate motivations (i.e., rumination and sucking) underlying the development of this behavior.

The Norwegian act Glittertind was A-listed and played with the highest playing frequency on Norway's most popular radio channel NRK P1 with the song "Kvilelaus" (eng.