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frequency [ˈfri:kwənsi] N

1. frequency no pl (number of times):

frequency
frequency

2. frequency COMPUT, ELEC, PHYS:

frequency

frequency distribution N MATH, ECON

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However, the frequency has been increased over the time and, since 1962, is released three times a year.
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Over time the exploitable frequencies have increased and semiconductors have shrunk.
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To increase frequency, add spots or insertions to the schedule.
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The ventilation problem also limited the frequency of trains through these tunnels.
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She had stabilisers that halved the amount she rolled and the frequency with which she did so.
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This may reduce the frequency of predator-attracting visits to the nest when young are most vulnerable.
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It was used to name the tribe because of the frequency of its use in the language.
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If a pulse comes at later times, the phase increases linearly with frequency, but still the zero frequency phase is zero.
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Therefore, not many attend mosques or religious services to the frequency required by their faith.
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The frequency of the force will increase in direct proportion to rotating speed.
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