Sentence examples for with particular frequency from inspiring English sources
These flare with particular frequency in the play's first scene, on the morning after a festive party to celebrate Timmy's return.
That is to say, a complementary connection cannot be immediately inferred from a positive correlation, because in certain regions both ambulatory and hospital services could occur with particular frequency or infrequency due to unobserved factors, such as unobserved morbidity differences.
This phenomenon appears to take place with particular frequency in the realm of politics, where a number of politicians seem to be taking cues from characters in the world of Disney.
Cressey also used his time in China to travel in East Asia, visiting Mongolia and the Ordos Desert with particular frequency.
The place name Þórslundr is recorded with particular frequency in Denmark (and has direct cognates in Norse settlements in Ireland, such as Coill Tomair), whereas Þórshof appears particularly often in southern Norway.
Overall, PSO optimized the result with the best combination of electrodes with particular frequencies for classification.
Identifying colors with particular frequencies of electromagnetic radiation does not preserve the structure of the hue circle, whereas identifying colors with activity in opponent processing neurons does.
"All of a sudden miraculous things are happening to humanity as a whole," says Roy. "Scientists are levitating water droplets now with particular frequencies, so I bet one day at Lovelution, we're going to be levitating people".
The giant sea-serpent glides into view time and again, with a particular frequency in the Victorian period, although the beached and rotting "Animal of Stronsa" in the Orkneys was, according to the scientists, a basking shark.
First, note from (1) that the contribution of a particular path is a complex sinusoidal function of k with a particular frequency depending on the path delay.
They can also be useful for designing fixed fixed non-homogeneous Timoshenko beams which may be required to vibrate with a particular frequency.
