Sentence examples for a repeated cycle of from inspiring English sources

Thailand has experienced a repeated cycle of elections, coups and new Constitutions since the absolute monarchy was abolished in 1932.

What he is painting with each thing that he handles is a moment, a phase, in a repeated cycle of seeding, flowering, fading, dying.

The agony of quitting smoking is all too familiar: a repeated cycle of determination and then dwindling resolve, peppered with trials of nicotine gum, patches, and even medication.

This paper presents the growth of GaAsN pseudo-alloys by a surface nitridation method that consisted of a repeated cycle of nitridation of the GaAs (001) surface, growth interruption and growth of a GaAs overlayer.

For the motor task paradigm, hand grasp-release movements were performed at a frequency of 1Hz for stimulation, guided with a metronome, over a repeated cycle of 15 seconds of control and 15 seconds of stimulus.

Trance takes pleasure in predictability: a repeated cycle of ethereal keyboard chords and voices, joined by a lightly ticking beat, crescendoing with layers of arpeggios and siren noises until — wait for it — the bass drum arrives to slam its four on the floor.

To the fans, Rocky Horror is ritualistic and comparable to a religious event, with a compulsive, repeated cycle of going home and coming back to see the film each weekend.

The theory, proposed by a German patent attorney, Dr. Gunther Wachtershauser of Munich, holds that the origin of life should be sought by looking for a metabolism, some repeated cycle of chemical change, that could have taken place on the early earth and that could then have built itself up into more complex molecules and organisms.

The laboratory school methodology employs a standardized, regular and repeated cycle of classroom and less-structured activities, representing those encountered in a typical school day, to assess both academic performance and child behaviour in a controlled environment [ 39].

A dynamic exclusion mode was enabled to exclude the previously selected ions during the repeated cycle of 60 s.

With NHS Improvement pressing hard on staffing budgets, the NHS may be about to enter yet another downward plunge in its repeated cycle of boom and bust staffing levels.