Thus, each airline had one weekly frequency and operated its own equipment.

The Bulletin was renamed "The Blood-Horse" and taken to a weekly frequency in 1929 and expanded to serve a global audience.

And I think that a certain amount of power and influence comes out of a weekly frequency because you have the power of the news.

It seems to me to be awfully difficult to maintain, let alone increase, circulation if you go to a weekly frequency.

For the rest of the participants we calculated a combined score by multiplying the weekly frequency, duration, and intensity of physical activity.

On CBS, the tradition has been comatose, reduced from weekly frequency in the NBC days to 16 occasional games.

The convoys, which run overnight at up to weekly frequency, travel down the main street of the town, with only centimetres clearance from the adjacent buildings.

This led to an immediate reduction in the number of weekly frequencies on BCal's underperforming Saudi Arabian routes.

This service proved to be so popular that a second weekly frequency was eventually added, which was operated alternately by each airline.

As of the first of this month, for example, the number of weekly frequencies between the two countries rose to 295 from 276.