Sentence examples for Most repetitive from inspiring English sources

It automatically did the most repetitive parts of the design and checked for mistakes.

He is perhaps the most repetitive novelist in world literature: he uses the novel as a serial form, like a screen print.

This follows on from Pulis describing as "extraordinary" the FA's decision to fine José Mourinho, the Premier League's most repetitive offender, £50,000 for his fourth case of questioning a referee's integrity, and the third since 2013.

But the term Minimalism fails to connote the aural richness that can arise even in the early, most repetitive pieces, a richness that is being increasingly mined by the current generation of performers.

While programmers and computer programming languages have developed some proficiency in allocating executions among a small number of processors, parsing instructions beyond two to eight processors is impracticable for all but the most repetitive tasks.

No wonder some wish it would disappear.Hence, perhaps, the success of a company that does indeed cause the most repetitive aspects of human-resource management to vanish by outsourcing them.

Despite the chemical diversity of TI antigens, most TI antigens repetitive epitopes are spaced 5 10 nm [ 6, 8].

The youngsters who broke into the big time with the electrifying banality of "Autobahn" were back a quarter-century later as middle-aged men flaunting an equally riveting example of techno-pop at its most breathtakingly repetitive.

Unfortunately, the illicit glamour of these scenes wears off as quickly as the drug itself, to the point where the incessant snorting takes over from the sex as the most mechanically repetitive element of Hollinghurst's writing.

The most popular repetitive controller is based on the internal model principle.

Mobile elements are perhaps the most interesting repetitive element because they operate by the cold logic of natural selection from within our system of inheritance.