Sentence examples for immediate revisit from inspiring English sources

When on the lower layer animals could visit one of six neighbouring arms (two horizontally adjacent, two diagonally adjacent, one directly above the current arm, or an immediate revisit).

In the radiolarian maze, on the upper layer the animals could visit one of seven neighbouring arms (two horizontally adjacent, two diagonally adjacent, one directly below the current arm, one vertically oriented arm, or an immediate revisit to the just-visited arm).

As the cancellation path is only determined by cancelled targets, we define the intersections rate as the total amount of path intersections divided by the amount of cancellations that are not immediate revisits (Eqs. 3– 8).

Rabuffetti et al. use the term crossing index, which differs from the intersections rate in one aspect: The total amount of intersections is divided by the total amount of markings, whereas the intersections rate of Mark et al. is calculated by dividing the amount of intersections by the total amount of markings excluding immediate revisits.

The N.C.A.A. did not announce any immediate plans to revisit specific past cases.

By design, advisers said, Mr. Obama had no immediate plans to revisit the themes of the speech, which bluntly confronted divisions between black and white and urged both races to understand each other's anger, resentment and division.

So I started giving more immediate feedback, then revisited it in the formal review process.

Both films revisit the immediate experience of Sept. 11, staking out a narrow perspective and filling it with maximum detail.

Our publication describes considerations during the initial response to an expanding epidemic, when the focus was on saving lives; recommendations were revisited after immediate cholera treatment and prevention efforts were successfully established.

Excluding revisits does not influence the overall geometry, as the clear majority (69.75% of revisits, n = 3696) were immediate returns to the flower just visited (not different locations) and revisit frequency drops sharply with experience (see §3).

Most of these revisits by inexperienced bees were immediate returns to the flower just visited (68·51% of all revisits, n=3474), rather than returns to different flower locations and were therefore uninformative with respect to the core structure of routes.