Sentence examples for unusual frequency from inspiring English sources

The music of Edgard Varese has been cropping up with unusual frequency this season.

Since the mid-1990s, hurricands and tropical storms have struck the Atlantic Ocean with unusual frequency — or have they?

Mr. Vroman of the Urban Institute said, "Louisiana has an unusual frequency of employers bringing allegations of misconduct".

The Dow industrials has lately hit new highs with unusual frequency.

I seem to return to shows I like at the Belasco with an unusual frequency.

An unusual frequency of meteors will be seen a few days before and after Aug. 12, the date expected for the peak shower.

For example, in studies in 2010 and 2012 that were published in the journal Dreaming, I inferred correctly, based on nothing but the unusual frequencies of certain categories of dream content, that one participant was a newspaper reporter with an active sex life and a pet dog, and that another was an emotionally troubled student who played soccer and was worried about her family.

For the purposes of this study we are only interested in the unusual frequencies of homogeneous words (AAAA, CCCC etc).

C. burnetti had unusual frequencies in our study due to regional epidemiological factors which are markedly different from those in other areas of the western world [ 20, 21].

Such variants may explain the genetic components of diseases that occur at unusual frequencies in Turkey, including Behçet's [ 19], familial Mediterranean fever [ 20], and beta thalassemia [ 21].

Figure 1 demonstrates that 370A has a highly unusual worldwide frequency distribution, supporting a scenario in which the 370A allele was driven to high frequency in East Asians and Native Americans by positive selection (Figure 1).