Sentence examples for in which repeated from inspiring English sources

Experts say that composite materials are stronger per pound than aluminum, and are less prone to fatigue, in which repeated flexing weakens the material.

The harmonica comes out again for 'Call Me On Your Way Back Home' in which repeated phrases such as 'I just wanna die without you' speak ever-increasing volumes.

More intricate is "Leda" (2001), a square format in which repeated sweeps of the brush from the center out have created a thick, flowerlike form whose dense central mass thins as the brush strokes die out at the square's perimeter.

If phasing was Mr. Reich's engine of choice, Mr. Glass's was additive process, a technique in which repeated figures slowly take on (and later shed) extra notes and phrases.

But his later works often have an alluring sonic sheen, like "Sur Incises" and "Dérive I" (1984), in which repeated trills are used to create a kaleidoscopic, undulating soundscape.

If the ice then melts, migrates to another location in the porous stone, and freezes again (as will happen with the changing of seasons in temperate climates), it begins what is called a "freeze-thaw cycle," in which repeated migration and freezing of the water causes the stone to lose cohesive strength, particularly near the surface.

CV was calculated by (SD)/(signal intensity), and in which repeating probes on the array produced signals from at least 50% of the repeating probes are above detection level.

Aramid, in full aromatic polyamide, any of a series of synthetic polymers (substances made of long chainlike multiple-unit molecules) in which repeating units containing large phenyl rings are linked together by amide groups.

And so, perhaps by thinking about repetition in music with a reasonably wide frame – large-scale repetition, in which repeating is the compositional point, as in Steve Reich's hypnotic "Four Organs"; James Brown's "Ain't It Funky Now," with its creeping, repeated vamps; Rihanna's "Don't Stop the Music", et cetera – it's possible to start thinking about what repetition is for.

We hope to unite the existing molecular and microscopic data on genome organization to get a holistic view of the nucleus, and propose a model, in which repeat repertoire together with scaffolding structures blueprint the functional nuclear architecture.

For this reason, the identification of interspersed and tandem repeats in snakes is problematic because there are no closely related organisms in which repeat elements have been studied in-depth, and thus there are no snake-specific repeat libraries available.