Sentence examples for regular frequency and from inspiring English sources

The balances of each bucket would be analyzed at a regular frequency, and, if a certain target balance isn't met, then a redistribution would occur.

The decision to add an advance booking option was made because Chariot found that a lot of its users were using the service in predictable patterns, with regular frequency and along the same routes.

Exposure of cortical neurons to PTX renders calcium transients to exhibit increased amplitude, more regular frequency and higher synchronicity [ 44].

This amount includes salary, commissions and dividends which occur with regular frequency and therefore can be relied upon.

The transition to turbulence was found to be the main reason for the instability for stage b with slightly irregular oscillations, while dramatic variations of the thermal properties caused Helmholtz oscillations with regular frequencies and large amplitudes.

Third, to test whether the magnitude of dopaminergic malfunction is proportional to the amount of cocaine consumed, we computed Spearman's Rho correlation coefficients between individual lifetime cocaine exposure, highest regular frequency, peak and monthly cocaine dose, and EBR per minute.

Due to the difference in age distribution in the two populations and rather few controls aged above 50 years we used logistic regression with adjustment for gender and age instead of regular frequency matching in comparisons between controls and patients.

And with regular frequency, uncomfortably, children's cribs.

Peak correlated negatively with EBR, r(12) = −.67, p<.05, while lifetime cocaine exposure, r(12) = −.12, highest regular frequency, r(12) = −.50, and monthly cocaine dose, r(12) = −.28, did not.

Researchers have long argued that whereas females are taught not to behave as sexual beings, societal male gender role expectations dictate and reinforce the notion that males should engage in various forms of heterosexual sexual contact at early ages and with regular frequency (Martin, 1996; Stevens, 2001).

"Representatives of Muslim and Arab organisations also reported that members of their communities experienced racial and religious vilification with regular frequency, not only in verbal form, but also through offensive letters and pamphlets," the report said.