Sentence examples for fast repeat from inspiring English sources
She's giving us something more like an apocalyptic version of polymorphic perversity, a shot of the libidinal pleasure the art world so loves along with a series of fast, repeat jabs to the head it deserves.
Also in the 9pm hour, Channel 5's Celebrity Big Brother pulled in 2.4 million viewers and a 9.7% share; while BBC2's fast repeat of Jeremy Clarkson documentary PQ17: an Arctic Convoy Disaster, first broadcast last Thursday, drew 1.1 million and 5%.
In that study a fast repeat of the stimuli was used and also the same anatomical site for stimulation was employed in all cases.
The large copy number and extremely low polymorphism of TvMULEs and other T. vaginalis repeats, as well as their absence in T. tenax, a parasite of the bucal cavity and the sister taxon to T. vaginalis, suggest a fast repeat expansion that has taken place in a recent evolutionary past [ 9].
The dancers strip to their underwear on chairs in fast repeated sequences that suggest a protest against conformity.
He said to the violins, after a section of fast, repeated motifs, that if the passage ever felt like an étude, play it like a melody.
Only in the finale, where the fast repeated notes could sometimes merge into a buzz, did any hint of a crack appear in their poise.
The piano part, a dancing, snappy accompaniment with a slinky countermelody to the vocal line, is thick with fast, repeated notes, tremolo chords and slicing arpeggios that are meant to evoke rippling marimba riffs.
The fast repeating reversed-phase gradients on a short silica-monolithic or core-shell column in the second dimension can be optimized independently of the actual running first-dimension gradient program.
Novel Model Order Reduction techniques, developed here for the fast repeated simulation of the coupled problems under consideration, are applicable to both coupled systems and parameterized sub-systems.
It worked: Gaspard has been described as a 'triathlon' for a pianist, with finger-breaking effects in the first movement and dizzyingly fast repeated notes in the third.
