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Winkelfrequenz

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angular frequency N

angular frequency PHYS
Winkelfrequenz f
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an·gu·lar [ˈæŋgjʊləʳ, Am -lɚ] ADJ

angular
kantig
angular (bony)
knochig

fre·quen·cy [ˈfri:kwən(t)si] N

1. frequency no pl (rate):

frequency
Häufigkeit f <-, -en>
with increasing frequency
immer öfter

2. frequency no pl (number of occurrences):

frequency
häufiges Vorkommen
the frequency of terrorist attacks seems to have fallen recently
in letzter Zeit scheint es nicht mehr so viele Angriffe von Terroristen gegeben zu haben

3. frequency RADIO:

frequency
Frequenz f
high/low frequency
Hoch-/Niederfrequenz f

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Therefore, not many attend mosques or religious services to the frequency required by their faith.
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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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It was used to name the tribe because of the frequency of its use in the language.
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Therefore, in the station's marketing, the nearest frequency, either 570 or 57, is used instead.
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Speculation surrounds the frequency with which the "retiarius" used his net.
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