Sentence examples for state of frequent from inspiring English sources

Hard X-ray lightcurves exhibit delays of ∼1 s with respect to the soft X-ray lightcurves when the microquasar GRS 1915+105 is in the state of frequent, regular outbursts.

Chromosomal instability, a state of frequent chromosome loss and gain during cell division [4], is a hallmark of human cancers.

After his triumphant homecoming and a kind of roadshow Romanian release of "4 Months" over the summer, he had been in a state of frequent-flier exile familiar to successful filmmakers, crisscrossing the globe — with stops in Korea, Berlin, Los Angeles and now the suburbs of Washington — to show his movie.

The Apriori algorithm is used to control the growth of candidate itemsets based on Apriori principle, which states "Any subset of frequent itemset must be frequent" [34, 35].

Covering anti-government demonstrations has always been dangerous because of the state's frequent use of live bullets and teargas, and the police's tendency to briefly detain journalists at the scene.

Community-onset CDI case-patients who were seen at Durham County hospitals but who resided outside the state were excluded because of frequent gaps in data necessary to determine the date of their last discharge from a healthcare facility and because their data could not contribute to the county population incidence.

This paper presents a comprehensive survey of the state-of-the-art parallel and distributed frequent pattern mining algorithms with more emphasis on pattern discovery from complex data (e.g., sequences and graphs) on various platforms.

The proposed actions to individualise the 'altitude dose' and training content should include daily assessment of sleep quality, mood state and frequent monitoring of the changes in HR-derived measures.

They were upset and agitated, a frequent state of affairs in the Davis camp.

Carefree happiness – that extraordinarily rare state of mind for us frequent flyers – might just become a reality.

Christopher Plummer stars as a man suffering from dementia and living in a nursing home in a frequent state of confusion.