Sentence examples for sort of frequency from inspiring English sources

We used to publish two, or sometimes three, alphabeticals a year and I am proposing to resume the same sort of frequency.

But the public may be getting weary of seeing the words "Clinton" and "lawyers" juxtaposed yet again with any sort of frequency, which could explain her slippage in the polls in three battleground states.

If vibrations from the Earth in the 7 Hz range are causing health problems, then it would make sense that other things that emit electromagnetic fields in a similar sort of frequency range might be trouble too.

At the beginning, all that could be heard was a sort of frequency, generated by something called an E-bow, an electromagnetic bow that makes a metallic harp string vibrate without touching it.

As to digital broadcasting systems, FMT can be seen like a sort of frequency division multiple access (FDMA) technique, which is commonly used in satellite links [56].

OK?" There are no doubt private Americas that vibrate on this sort of frequency, imagining that the dark forces, whoever they are, need to resort to some sort of massive conspiracy to keep Trump out of the White House.

What sort of frequencies will the suspension see?

If they're not affecting us, then it doesn't make sense to claim that similar sorts of frequencies emanating from the ground will have any sort of effect.

My own study of a corpus of papers in the field of oceanography (Banks 1994), showed that passives accounted for just over 30% of the finite verbs, which corresponded fairly well to the sorts of frequencies that had been found in a number of previous studies.

The reason is that the two lasers create the sort of "beat frequency" that occurs when two tuning forks simultaneously sound slightly different notes.

In contrast, the sort of high-frequency trading now taking Wall Street by storm involves buying and selling securities dozens, hundreds or even thousands of times a second.