Sentence examples for indefinitely repeated from inspiring English sources

Jackson's first great hit, "Move on Up a Little Higher," appeared in 1945; it was especially important for its use of the "vamp," an indefinitely repeated phrase (or chord pattern) that provides a foundation for solo improvisation.

Each experimental session involves N subjects and a sequence of indefinitely repeated games.

We report results obtained from the indefinitely repeated prisoner's dilemma with a continuation probability of δ=".95.95

We report results from an experiment that examines play in an indefinitely repeated, two-player Prisoner's Dilemma game.

The main treatment consists of whether agents are matched in fixed pairings or matched randomly in each indefinitely repeated game.

We propose a new approach for running lab experiments on indefinitely repeated games with high continuation probability.

Covalent compounds, on the other hand, are either individual molecules or indefinitely repeating structures.

A correct interpretation of a classical (non-Bayesian) 95% confidence interval is: if we could indefinitely repeat the same "experiment" with the same parameter value, 95% of the confidence intervals thus obtained would contain this value.

Hydrogen gas is said to consist of molecules composed of two hydrogen atoms held together by a single, covalent bond; oxygen gas, of molecules composed of two oxygen atoms and a double bond; methane, of molecules composed of four equivalent carbon-hydrogen single bonds, and silicon dioxide (sand) crystals of indefinitely repeating covalently bonded arrays of SiO2 units.

If exercises on this page do not have the result of easier movement, including an increased range of motion that you can immediately sense, stop and seek professional help from properly trained practitioners and teachers to improve your posture rather than indefinitely repeating the directions here.

In his last job, he got a glimpse of the status quo repeated indefinitely.