Sentence examples for use of frequent from inspiring English sources

A recent approach to solve this problem suggested the use of frequent temporal sequences (FTSs) as predictors.

These data are interpreted as the use of frequent, low severity, human-caused fires to clear the croplands from encroaching rainforest vegetation.

This Guideline puts the airlines on notice as to what information they should provide to consumers if they want to impose capacity controls on the use of frequent flyer awards at some future date.

Our results indicate the use of frequent prescribed fire to restore and maintain longleaf forests is unlikely to pose risks to overall macroarthropod biomass, particularly if heterogeneity in fire frequency and spatial extent occurs on the landscape.

"Very few people grasp the enormity of this," said Katherine Albrecht, director of Citizens Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering, a group that was founded in 1999 to protest the use of frequent shopper cards and credit cards to collect data on individual consumers' purchasing habits.

The combined use of "frequent" and "probable" often occurs in matter of fact contexts (as in our example) which require no rhetorical flourishes.

She looked at them and found nothing except some irregular use of frequent-flier miles.

Their most charismatic national politician and party leader, Gregor Gysi, abruptly resigned late last month in a bizarre scandal over the personal use of frequent-flier miles earned on the job.

Many of you (and I'm with you!) have concluded that the best use of frequent-flyer miles is to upgrade a cheap economy ticket to first class (domestic) or business class (intercontinental).

Here too, some types of instruction were found to be negatively associated with achievements in all groups of countries (frequent use of computers, frequent testing, frequently beginning to do homework in class).

The use of more frequent and longer sessions of dialysis can improve phosphate clearance [ 13– 15].