infrequency in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for infrequency in the English»Italian Dictionary

infrequency [Brit ɪnˈfriːkw(ə)nsi, Am ɪnˈfrikwənsi] N

infrequency

infrequenza f

infrequency

rarità f

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infrequenza

infrequency

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Infrequency of combat between equivalent opposing air forces reduced emphasis on airstrikes using all embarked aircraft.

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It was found that these birds have relatively ineffective methods of anti-predation and that only social anti-predation and the infrequency of encounters with predators were keeping these lekking males alive.

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The infrequency and scale of the event rendered it somewhat mythical.

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There's even a few jump scares that, due to their infrequency, work to build tension rather than frustration.

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Another issue was the infrequency of involvement of parcel shipping carriers when they were specifically mentioned in customers' complaints to retailers.

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Despite the infrequency of these plays, some receivers have proven to be capable passers, particularly those with prior experience as a quarterback.

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But they expressed concerns about a range of issues, including inaccurate recording of attendance, absenteeism among some students and the infrequency of staff meetings.

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Trains run with relative infrequency from this station given the actual and potential ridership, 30 to 40 minutes apart in rush hour and 1 hour or longer apart off-peak.

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Conversely, horseflesh could also have been considered a feast food, due to the infrequency with which it was consumed.

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But look at the infrequency of major crashes.

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