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Slow climate components, such as the ocean, have particularly important roles on decadal and century time-scales because they integrate highfrequency weather variability Hasselmann, 1976 and interact with faster components.
Think Progress » CEI Expert: ‘The Best Policy Regarding Global Warming Is To Neglect It’ 2006
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The OLB sent out a highfrequency pulse every thirty seconds.
Mission Of Honor Clancy, Tom 2002
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Noctuid moths, which are heavily preyed upon by bats, have well-developed hearing mechanisms that are thought to have evolved to detect the highfrequency emissions of bats.
The Acorn 2010
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Although theoretical studies suggest neurons can follow extremely highfrequency stimulation, few studies have tested predictions in real neurons, which might filter rapid fluctuations in synaptic signals.
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"Despite the scarcity of slots at Heathrow, we will be able to offer our customers an extended, highfrequency service to London on this route, which is particularly important for business travellers," Karl Ulrich Garnadt explained.
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"Despite the Osprey's ostensible transoceanic self-deployment capability with air-to-air refueling, the Marine Corps 'V-22 leadership failed to account for the need to meet International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) requirements specifically for highfrequency
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