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frequency

[free-kwuhn-see] / ˈfri kwən si /


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“As consumer preferences shifted toward more technical brands — such as Hoka, On, and New Balance — visit frequency declined, eventually making many store operations untenable,” he said.

From MarketWatch

“We so up up up up and away, I can’t hear you,” she says, “We at peace / We only understand great vision / High frequency / High territory / High moral / The high road.”

From Los Angeles Times

Wireless spectrum—the frequencies that wireless calls and data travel over—is a finite resource that every mobile company needs.

From Barron's

Most pulsars emit radio waves that are noisy and spread out across frequencies.

From Science Daily

Instead of a single resonance signal, some disks produced a series of closely spaced lines, forming what is known as a frequency comb.

From Science Daily