As wireless audio is becoming the de facto standard for flexible and future-proof installations, the audio specialist also dedicated the first day of the event to educating attendees on the nuances of Radio
Frequency theory and wireless dos and don'ts.
"We also were interested to read about Hedy lamarr, whose
frequency theory helped to establish modern communication technologies that we use today, such as Bluetooth and WiFi."
One may also refer to Hoppe's (2007) elaboration of why action is intractable by
frequency theory. In a nutshell, we may typically "know of no rule how to distinguish one bottle from another as far as breakage is concerned," (Hoppe [2007, p.
Obsession in the sixteenth century with the austere world of classical probability rapidly gave way in the nineteenth century to frequency theory. The success of frequency theory in Helmholtz's study of gases and Mendel's and Galton's study of inheritance, was so spectacular that frequency theory still remains the epistemological foundation of most statistical theory even to this day.
Nevertheless, while frequency theory extended the successful reach of scientific thinking, there was still a need for probabilistic rigor in practical decision-making that seemed lacking.
Keynes's reformulated probability, in its new guise as a degree of rational belief, could circumvent the
frequency theory of probability and supplement Moore's philosophy.
Effective
frequency theory says advertising works through repetition, because it takes repeating for consumers to learn and retain messages.
Von Mises'
frequency theory is conceptually a sophisticated one.