Sentence examples for explained by the unceasing from inspiring English sources

This latter modification, which is actually also discernible in Figure 14, can be explained by the unceasing growth of the crystalline Si-np until they reached a maximal size and/or by the relaxation of stress [46].

The method is explained by Stocking (1988).

Eight months later, driven to distraction by the unceasing noise, Dr. Sarkin underwent a controversial operation to "decompress" the small vessels surrounding the nerve.

But by that time Johnston and the Joneses were gone — carried away, no doubt, by the unceasing demands of do-it-yourself celebrity, and by the brisk November wind.

This scene has an almost hallucinatory beauty, accompanied like the rest of the movie by the unceasing, discreet throb of insect life, and all the more affecting because of its simplicity.

Yes, time and again we find ourselves isolated and helpless, done in by the unceasing intensity of our own fury.

By Andrea Thompson The unceasing traffic of Houston Street and the construction pylons and plastic netting along the sidewalk might distract an unwary passerby from this whimsically elegant wine bar and restaurant.

Other wives and mothers, they explained, were "battling it out" while dealing with the unceasing tasks of wifedom, motherhood and work.

Though informed by fact, those two extraordinary books highlighted the power of fiction and the role of the imagination in the unceasing struggle to explain a tragedy.In this section Diving in Sea fever Hell and the high ground Crazy for it Tainted love Last rights Jewels to die for ReprintsThere is no suicide in Mr Vann's new novel, "Dirt".

One begins to wonder, as I believe the author intends us to, if the contemporary moment is not "better" delivered by the news cycle and the unceasing slosh of cyberflotsam and citizen-journalists with videophones than by literature.

The unceasing efforts by Mr. Kristof and others to get President Bush to take concrete steps to stop the genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan will succeed, I hope, before thousands more are killed, raped or mutilated.