1.   At these higher frequencies, radio uses a mixture of vibrating electric and magnetic fields instead of fluctuating sound waves.

2.   Since these figures represent averages over all participants, some participants will have considerably higher frequencies than this.

3.   Sports participants have much higher frequencies of participation than do participants in other leisure activities such as the arts.

4.   The ribbon moves magnetically, reproducing the higher frequencies normally handled by a tweeter in a conventional speaker.

5.   On Tobago, the fruits of the tree species had significantly more thickened layers and higher frequencies of multiple seeds and so on.

6.   At higher frequencies the transmission clearly falls below this value so that the circuit behaves as a low-pass filter.

7.   Along the East Coast, areas where the coastline juts into the ocean have significantly higher frequency of landfalling tropical storms than adjacent coastal areas.

8.   And some studies have found campuses with fraternities and athletic programs have a higher frequency of sex offenses.