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frequency

/ˈfriːkwənsi/ naamwoord

(uncountable) The rate of occurrence of anything; the relationship between incidence and time period.

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frequentia

naamwoord

crebritas

naamwoord vroulike

celebritas

[ celebritās ]

naamwoord

Frequentia · crebritudo · densitas · numerus

Frequency

Frequency (film)

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Latyn

Frequentia

Soortgelyke frases

frequency modulation
modulatio frequentiae · modulationis frequentiae

Frequency scaling
Frequentiam augere

increase in power|effectiveness|intensity|frequency
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Janus, an Ancient scientist, also built a device called the Attero device, which emitted a specific frequency of subspace distortion, causing Wraith ships to explode when attempting to enter hyper-space.
Ianus, Antiquam scientificus, etiam aedificavit dicitur a fabrica Attero fabrica, quae emittitur certum frequentia subspace pravitatis, causando Wraith naves ad praemium conantes intrare hyper-spatium.

I am thinking here particularly of celebrations at international gatherings, which nowadays are held with greater frequency.
Cogitamus nunc praesertim de celebrationibus quae fiunt tempore coetuum internationalium, nostra aetate usque frequentiorum.

With increasing frequency Christians are working together to defend human dignity, to promote peace, to apply the Gospel to social life, to bring the Christian spirit to the world of science and of the arts.
Crebrius usque una iunguntur christiani ut humanam tutentur dignitatem, ut pacis promoveant bonum, ut Evangelii socialem provehant usum, ut in disciplinis artibusque animum christianum magis reddant praesentem.

The chief instrument of formation is personal dialogue, a practice of irreplaceable and commendable effectiveness which should take place regularly and with a certain frequency.
Praecipuum institutionis instrumentum est singulare colloquium, quod certa ratione certisque temporibus est exercendum, veluti necessariae comprobataeque efficacitatis consuetudo.

We all see and deplore the frequency of strikes, which suddenly interrupt the course of city and of national life in their most necessary functions, we see hostile gatherings and tumultous crowds, and it not unfrequently happens that weapons are used and human blood is spilled.
Videmus omnes deploramusque crebras cessationes ab opere, quibus civilis publicaeque vitae cursus in ministeriis etiam apprime necessariis repente inhiberi solet: item minaces turbas et tumultus, in quibus non raro accidit, ut armis res geratur et humanus effluat cruor.

During the winter period, EasyJet usually reduces flying frequency to four flights per week.
Hieme, societas EasyJet plerumque volatuum frequentiam ad quattuor volatus per hebdomadem reducit.

Frequency scaling
Frequentiam augere

As tidings of the mutiny in Germany were arriving with daily increasing frequency, while the country was ready to receive and to credit all intelligence that had an unfavourable character, the Senate came to a resolution to send deputies to the German armies.
crebrioribus in dies Germanicae defectionis nuntiis et facili civitate ad accipienda credendaque omnia nova cum tristia sunt, censuerant patres mittendos ad Germanicum exercitum legatos.

That is, increase in bond strength leads to corresponding frequency increase and vice versa.
Cum corpora ab se movent undarum frequentia tantum decrescit et vice versa.

The EMF of a transformer at a given flux increases with frequency.
Commercio auxit usus fluminis dum regio frequentiá crevit.

Pythagoras first identified that the pitch of a musical note is in proportion to the length of the string that produces it, and that intervals between harmonious sound frequencies form simple numerical ratios.
Pythagoras primus fuit qui dixit tonum notae musicae proportionem habet longitudinis nervi qui id efficit, et intervalla inter canoras sonorum frequentias rationes numericas simplices constituere.

If according to your constitutions the houses to which you belong widely practice fraternal hospitality, it will be for you to regulate the frequency and mode of that hospitality, so that all unnecessary disturbance is avoided, and so that your guests are helped to attain close union with God.
Quodsi domus, ad quas pertinetis, hospitalitatem fraternam ample exercent, vestrum erit assiduitatem et modum eius constituere, ut omnes inanis agitatio devitetur et expeditior hospitibus vestris reddatur intima cum Deo coniunctio.

ITU Frequency Allocations.
Id est frequentissimum.

Medium frequency is defined as 5–15 kHz.
Frequentia echometri 5–50 kHz esse solet.

Frequency
Frequentia

This severity of yours, replied Maternus, would be quite a blow to us, had not our controversy from its frequency and familiarity become by this time almost a regular practice.
"Et Maternus: ""perturbarer hac tua severitate, nisi frequens et assidua nobis contentio iam prope in consuetudinem vertisset."

This first murder is presented with singular eloquence in a page of the Book of Genesis which has universal significance: it is a page rewritten daily, with inexorable and degrading frequency, in the book of human history.
Prima haec nex illustri praebetur eloquentia in libri Genesis exemplari pagina, quae cotidie sine intermissione, immo vero cum deprimente quadam repetitione retexitur in populorum annalibus.

Faced with the progressive weakening in individual consciences and in society of the sense of the absolute and grave moral illicitness of the direct taking of all innocent human life, especially at its beginning and at its end, the Church's Magisterium has spoken out with increasing frequency in defence of the sacredness and inviolability of human life.
Coram igitur conspectu progredientis imminutionis intra conscientias hominum et societatem sensuum absolutae et gravis inhonestatis moralis, quam secum directa omnis innocentis humanae vitae exstinctio importat, praesertim sub eiusdem principium ac finem, Ecclesiae Magisterium suas geminavit pro sacra inviolabilique humanae vitae natura tuenda intercessiones.

We should also mention the phenomenon of priestly vocations arising among people of adult age after some years of experience of lay life and professional involvement. This phenomenon, while not new in the Church's history, at present appears with some novel features and with a certain frequency.
Quod in Ecclesiae historia inde ab antiquis temporibus semper evenit, hoc, et notis quibusdam confortantis novitatis adiunctis et frequentius quoque hac nostra aetate evenire pergit: insigne scilicet illarum sacerdotalium vocationum donum, quae, adulta iam aetate, post plus minusve productam laicalis vitae vel professionalis officii experientiam, ad maturitatem perveniunt.