Synonyms for high frequency
high fre·quen·cy

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1. high frequency, HFnoun

   3 to 30 megahertz

   Synonyms:
   high pitch, atomic number 72, hafnium

2. high pitch, high frequencynoun

   a pitch that is perceived as above other pitches

   Synonyms:
   high pitch

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1. Adam Smith:

   What's concerning about National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is it's yet another year in a series of years where we have both a high frequency, high cost and a large diversity of these extreme events that affect people's lives and livelihoods, over the last five years, the United States has experienced almost $ 750 billion of damages from these billion-dollar disasters, which is really off the charts.

2. Amy Simon:

   Juno's microwave radiometer probes deep into the planet's atmosphere by detecting high-frequency radio waves that can penetrate through the thick cloud layers. The data from Hubble and Gemini can tell us how thick the clouds are and how deep we are seeing into the clouds.

3. Luis Aguilar:

   This will ensure that these (high frequency traders) can be held responsible for any potential misconduct.

4. Rick Meckler:

   As volatility has picked up, you've gotten more interest on the part of traders, and that in turn has led to even higher volume, when you get moves like this and reversals, it brings a lot of high-frequency traders in and short-term traders.

5. Susan Hough:

   The earthquake itself, like most large earthquakes, released energy with a wide range of frequencies, the bigger the earthquake, the greater the level of booming low tones. But big earthquakes also release a lot of high-frequency energy. The high-frequency energy gets damped out quickly as it travels through the earth, so the Haiti earthquake was damaging to Port-au-Prince in part because the fault rupture was so close.