Sentence examples for cycle repeatedly from inspiring English sources

Many of those who have seen this cycle repeatedly believe that Mr Qadri is the latest incarnation of the military stalking-horse.

Digital delta-sigma modulators (DDSMs) are finite state machines; their spectra are characterized by strong periodic tones (so-called spurs) when they cycle repeatedly in time through a small number of states.

Here, we show experimentally with in vivo real-time imaging that similar, spontaneous depolarizations cycle repeatedly around ischaemic lesions in the cerebral cortex, and enlarge the lesion in step with each cycle.

In the second cycle, 115 MSM participated in the first cycle repeatedly, and, in the third cycle, 57 participated in the first cycle and 28 participated in the second cycle (12 MSM participated in both the first and second cycle).

All four division teams have dealt with the same predictable maladies that doom every other struggling team: they have cycled repeatedly through bad drafts and poor coaching, interrupted by occasional periods of competence.

Over the first decades of Papua New Guinea as an independent country, the fortunes of several of its longtime politicians cycled repeatedly, providing a degree of familiarity if not continuity of leadership.

In this shelf-edge basin, successive fluvial cycles repeatedly reworked the uppermost parts of earlier fluvial deposits such that only the lowermost channel lags tend to be preserved.

More importantly, Li O2 batteries using such as-prepared Pd-functionalized MnOx GeOy nanomembranes can be cycled repeatedly with extremely low charge voltage of only ~3.14 V.

Anecdotally, it seems that this is particularly helpful for people who have been through these cycles repeatedly -- someone who's maybe gone through AA a number of times and continues to relapse, and needs something different and maybe a little radical in terms of how they experience themselves and their life. .

In fact, over the past 500 000 years (500 kyr) sea levels have cycled repeatedly with sea levels in interglacial periods at or slightly above current levels and 100 150 m below current sea levels at glacial maxima.

Figure 5a c shows the changes in absorbance as the cell was cycled repeatedly from (a) 0 V (initial voltage) through −3 V to +3 V and back to 0 V at a scan rate of 100 mV/s; (b) 0 V (initial voltage) through −2 V to +2 V and back to 0 V at a scan rate of 100 mV/s; and (c) 0 V (initial voltage) through −1.75 V to +1.75 V and back to 0 V at a scan rate of 10 mV/s.