Sentence examples for continuously striking from inspiring English sources
Cyst nematodes of the genera Heterodera and Globodera hatch from eggs as J2 larvae and pierce the host plant roots by continuously striking their stylet just around the root elongation zone.
Federal courts have continuously struck down the most egregious legislation.
His belief that evolution moved in leaps -- in punctuated equilibrium, to use his phrase -- rather than slowly and continuously struck off far more heat than it might have if Mr. Gould had not reveled in the role of controversialist.
Given how important social media strategies are to publishers — of all sizes — he said that the team was continuously struck by the fact that most lacked any significant understanding of how to optimize social sharing or what tools to use, etc.
Of the many approaches to Georg Buchner's Woyzeck I've experienced, only Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan's has moved me and helped me understand why Buchner's jarring shard about the lives of the poor has continuously struck the imaginations of people around the world for close to 200 years.
This allows you to continuously strike your opponent while they have to try to keep up with your circling.
Conventional explosives ringed a mass of plutonium; when detonated, they pushed the plutonium mass together, bringing the 239Pu atoms close enough together that the neutrons they released would continuously strike and split other 239Pu atoms.[3].
On the other hand, while this is a field that likes to talk continuously about learning, it is striking how little of substance is said on the topic.
It was striking that the frequency of highly proliferative CFU-f declined continuously from about 20% in the first passage to less than 1% after two months (figure 1B).
