One outdoor stage was so hot that the barefoot dancers in Ms. Holmes's piece about an African village leaped into the air with astonishing speed and frequency.
Residents of Washington Place and Lincoln Place had long complained about the noise, speed and frequency of the buses on their narrow one-way streets.
Traders on financial markets are influenced by emotion and instinct, while the limits of the human brain and body mean people can only trade at a certain speed and frequency.
Last July, the borough council ordered a sewer truck to block a bus route because it was felt that New Jersey Transit had been ignoring complaints by residents about the noise, speed and frequency of its buses.
Dropping like logs, they fall horizontally through the air and land on thick mats to mimic the speed and frequency of shooting water.
Offstage, the only time they take a break from talking is when they move, which they do with ferocious speed and frequency.
Niccolò Paganini, the virtuoso violinist, was arguably the first rock'n'roll star of the classical world, a notorious womaniser who lived on the edge, suffering from syphilis, taking remedies that included opium and mercury to leave him somewhat unhinged, and performing at a speed and frequency that left the world breathless.
Burgers and fries are served up with the speed and frequency of instant messages, but the fries are manicured, the huge mounded salads look like so much teased hair, and those fat slices of cheesecake are pinned with frilly white corsages of whipped cream.
That would have been lucky but Pochettino's men had finished as the more likely winners in a compelling, fluctuating match when the speed and frequency with which the game swung from one end of the pitch to the other created an absorbing spectacle.
The speed and frequency of these westerly winds generate a landscape strongly influenced by aeolian processes.
