frequencies
How often things occur
Frequencies is the plural of frequency, referring to rates of occurrence or repetition.
In physics, frequencies measure how often waves cycle per second: radio frequencies, sound frequencies.
In statistics, frequencies count how often values appear in a dataset.
More generally, frequencies describe how often events happen: the frequencies of various side effects.
Frequency of sound
octave · audible · ultrasonic · infrasonic · acoustic · harmonic · fundamental · overtone
Repeated back-and-forth movement
- harmonicOf musical overtones
- resonanceAmplified oscillation at natural frequency
- amplitudeMaximum oscillation displacement
- periodicOccurring at intervals
damping · natural · modal · mechanical · waveform · displacement · transverse · longitudinal
Carrier wave frequency variation
- AMPre-midday designation
- shortwaveHigh-frequency radio band
- bandwidthData transmission capacity
- broadcastTransmitted media signal
station · tuning · airwaves · ham · wireless · transmitter · receiver · antenna
One that transports
- bandwidthData transmission capacity
- multiplexingCombining signals on one line
- modulationVarying signals to transmit
- channelPassage for transmission
baseband · sideband · sampling · digital · analog · transmission · encoding · filtering
Spatial repetition interval
- spectrumContinuous range of values
- visibleAble to be seen
- infraredHeat-bearing electromagnetic waves
- ultravioletWavelengths shorter than violet
gamma · X-ray · photon · nanometer · electromagnetic · color · optical · emission
Allocation across recipients
- histogramFrequency distribution graph
- occurrenceSomething that takes place
- countReckon a total
- tallyRecorded count
relative · absolute · cumulative · probability · data · bin · mode · expected
pitch
Frequency of sound
treble · octave · audible · ultrasonic · infrasonic · acoustic · harmonic · fundamental · overtone · note
oscillation
Repeated back-and-forth movement
- harmonicOf musical overtones
- resonanceAmplified oscillation at natural frequency
- amplitudeMaximum oscillation displacement
periodic · damping · natural · modal · mechanical · waveform · displacement · transverse · longitudinal · node
FM
Carrier wave frequency variation
broadcast · station · tuning · airwaves · ham · wireless · transmitter · receiver · antenna · dial
carrier
One that transports
- bandwidthData transmission capacity
- multiplexingCombining signals on one line
- modulationVarying signals to transmit
channel · baseband · sideband · sampling · digital · analog · transmission · encoding · filtering · cutoff
wavelength
Spatial repetition interval
ultraviolet · gamma · X-ray · photon · nanometer · electromagnetic · color · optical · emission · absorption
distribution
Allocation across recipients
- histogramFrequency distribution graph
- occurrenceSomething that takes place
- countReckon a total
tally · relative · absolute · cumulative · probability · data · bin · mode · expected · observed
- radioFM radio, crystal set, AM radio, radio station, radio broadcast
- New Agecrystals, auras, reiki, tarot, astrology
- pseudosciencehomeopathy, astrology, phrenology, numerology, palmistry
- broadcastingbroadcasting, TV, radio, television, news
- Datadata points, datasets, data tables, database, databases
- cycleslife cycle, cycle, circle of life, cycles, period
frequenciesirregularities
Deviations from expected patterns
anomalies · aberrations · flukes · random events · unpredictabilities
frequenciesrarities
Uncommon or scarce items
scarcities · uncommonness · absences · voids · dearths
frequenciessilence
Total lack of sound
noise · impulses · transients · static · white noise
- radio frequenciesElectromagnetic bands for broadcasting
- high frequencies
- emergency frequenciesRadio channels for crises
- audio frequenciesHearable vibration rates
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