freq
- noun
- /frɛk/
- Informal
- Freq appears to be a promising measure for evaluating coarticulation, reducing three values of FreqM into a single parameter and in the process normalizing for gender.
Examples
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Freq showed a significant effect of labiality, but not of gender.
Academic text (2013) -
The freighter is jamming all standard freqs.
Fiction book (1991) -
We got two F-16s out of Selfridge, Chevy flight, airborne, -coming to our freq now.
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Because coarticulation is inherently a temporal phenomenon, a temporally based parameter like Freq may be a useful alternative to single-point quantities.
Academic text (2013) -
The band played their songs at a variety of freqs to keep the audience engaged.
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In our experiment, we analyzed the freq of the sound waves emitted by the devices.
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To achieve better communication, we need to adjust the freq of our walkie-talkies.
Synonyms
How often something happens over time
How Often
Surface Forms
Etymology
Freq is a short form of frequency, which means 'how often' something happens. So asking for the freq of a signal or meetings is asking how many times they occur in a certain time.