Sentence examples for connection of repeat from inspiring English sources

Ms. Moore said the recent introduction of tough anti-piracy laws in South Korea and France, which authorize cutting off the Internet connection of repeat offenders, showed that stricter enforcement could persuade listeners to seek out legal alternatives to unauthorized file-sharing services.

The anti-piracy legislation has been the focal point of a two-year battle between rights holders – many of who wanted much tougher action such as slowing or cutting off the internet connections of repeat offenders – and ISPs, which have argued that they should not have to foot the bill for enforcing the crackdown on piracy.

Figure 8(b) illustrates the predicted robust network for the E. Coli data set along with the frequency of repeat of each connection.

(A minor extra constraint precludes the repeated connection of any pair of cells).

The presence of many repeat sequences and connection of sequence segments overlapped each other by a few nucleotides implied that extensive rearrangements by homologous recombination and/or NHEJ might be involved in evolution and substoichiometric shift of this region.

Another extremely influential event occurred during the Pleistocene when sea level and climate oscillations led to repeated isolation and connection of taxa [ 6, 7], and consequent population differentiation [e.g. [ 8, 9]].

As researchers noted on social media the most likely connection between repeated sightings of oarfish is found with phases of anomalous sea surface temperatures.

(Connection, I repeat, not pilferage).

Additionally, many reports have already provided evidence of significant connections between repeat elements and cellular processes in health and disease [ 62- 66].

The band's lead guitarist and singer, Paul Major, tall and thin and worn, with long hair and bangs, sings by interjecting over the repetitions — "You got a pretty big mouth!"; "Fire it up!"; "My friends all come to my house!" — and then plays wending solos, connections of restricted and repeated patterns.

The pleasure of making this connection, infinitely repeated, is at first a conscious, then a subconscious or unconscious pleasure in The Clock.