frequent change
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffrequentandchange
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frequent
adjective
uk/ˈfriː.kwənt/us/ˈfriː.kwənt/
happening ...
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change
noun
uk/tʃeɪndʒ/us/tʃeɪndʒ/
the act of becoming different, or the result of something ...
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(Definition offrequentandchangefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The requirement forfrequentchangeand updating is also par t of the equation.
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Estimates of distortions are inherently unreliable and would be liable tofrequentchangeas more information became available.
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The regulations governing military flying are very extensive and detailed and subject tofrequentchange.
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Experience has shown that the regional incentives operate more effectively if they are on offer within broadly defined areas not subject tofrequentchange.
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It would be the subject offrequentchange.
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The arrangements provide for afrequentchangeof programme and the charges for each entertainment are reasonable.
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It is totally wrong to look upon it as something which should not be subject tofrequentchange.
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It is felt by many people there that there is an insufficientlyfrequentchangeof air at that central building.
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Sub-tenancies are, however, subject tofrequentchangeand cannot be dealt with on a long-term basis.
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I hope that this chapter offrequentchangewill come to an end at the end of the defence costs study.
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That, no doubt, gives rise to perhaps a rather morefrequentchangeof tax rates than would otherwise be the case.
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The economics oflaissez-fairemeanfrequentchange, and calculations can show one the savings or the result of change.
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This is no new question, thisfrequentchangeof men in ships.
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It is an office offrequentchange.
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We have also provided that statutory means-testing regimes may be used, but we have deliberately not specified which regimes these are as they are subject tofrequentchange.
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But over recent years rates of interest have been subject tofrequentchangeand, to keep pace, a steady and sometimes rapid flow of new orders would have been required.
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Regional incentives to promote industry and employment are more effective if they are available within broadly defined areas which are not subject tofrequentchange.
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Not only may pictures get damaged in transit or by hanging in an unsuitable building, but thefrequentchangeof climate or light does great harm to pictures.
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Thefrequentchangeof collections gives each group or community receiving the hbraries access to the volumes in all the groups.
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But due tofrequentchangein direction of river khusbhadra the village changed to its present form.
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