Examples of using Changes in the frequency in English and their translations into Spanish
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Note changes in the frequency of bowel movements.
However, it has not yet been possible to predict changes in the frequency of these cyclones IPCC, 2007.
Changes in the frequency of menstrual bleeding, or lack of bleeding.
However, the figures may vary due to changes in the frequency of flights, weather conditions and other variables.
Changes in the frequency of measurement of atmospheric emission sources.
If infrasonic frequencies cause vibration in the chest wall… Changes in the frequency… breathing, headaches, Visual disturbances.
Changes in the frequency of bowel movements or consistency of stool.
From previous HSBC data collection the trend changes in the frequency of drunkenness can be detected as seen below.
WG-EMM noted the importance of being able to detect not only extreme values in the indices, but also changes in variability, trends andshifts in the values, and changes in the frequency of extreme events.
This feedback makes subtle changes in the frequency of the oscillator and contributes to chirp.
Expert judgement andstatistical methods were used in cases where global climatic models did not account for ENSO climate variability or changes in the frequency and/or magnitude of extreme climate events.
Discussing trends or changes in the frequency of events is an excellent opportunity to validate community observations that are in line with climate data.
It is reasonable to argue that climate change will be experienced most directly through changes in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events.
Sea level rise and possibly changes in the frequency of extreme events represent potential additional stresses on systems that are already under intense and growing pressure.
Facilitate further research on the regional and temporal responses of sea level rise that takes account,if possible, of changes in the frequency, intensity and location of higher-frequency and smaller-scale phenomena.
Furthermore, a changing climate leads to changes in the frequency, intensity, duration, and timing of extreme weather and climate events, with the potential of generating disasters.
Among the phenomena associated with such changes likely changes in the frequency and intensity of floods and droughts stand out, as well as the decrease in the water level of rivers and lower volume accumulated in reservoirs.
Climate change is a case in point.SIDS continue to be critically effected by global climate change to the extent that the very survival of certain low lying countries which are particularly sensitive to changes in the frequency and intensity of rainfall and storms, is under threat.
Seasonal changes, as well as changes in the frequency and intensity of heavy precipitation events, are likely to have signifi cant social and economic impacts on livelihoods, mortality, production and productivity, including management of human and natural systems infrastructure.
Proposals have also been made to adapt the OIE's information system to the single list,involving changes in the frequency with which Member Countries should submit regular reports to the OIE, namely six-monthly and annual.
As for measures associated with high inflation and abrupt or continuous devaluation, it was recognized that the incidence of application would be greatly reduced by the introduction of a revised salary floor, the revision in the treatment of out-of-area expenditures,the use of mini-surveys and changes in the frequency of time-to-time adjustments.
Research to understand the impact of global and/or long-term phenomena such as climate change, global warming, changes in the frequency and severity of extreme weather or ash-cloud formation on ATM operations may also be considered.
It would also like information on the changes in the frequency of meetings of policy-making organs compared with the previous biennium, on the relationship between the current subprogramme structure and the proposal for the next biennium adopted under the medium-term plan and the costs, in each subprogramme, of follow-up to the Summit of the Americas in Miami, in view of the fact that not all Member States were participating.
Environmental, economic and social implications of trends in meteorological phenomena,including changes in the frequency and intensity of storms, effects on seas covered by ice for much of the year and the communities that depend on them, and the implications for small island developing States.
Change in the frequency of fetal movement.
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Change in the frequency of the sessions of the Committee.