Sentence examples for laps in the same from inspiring English sources

In other words, the rodents were now cognitively predisposed to keep doing the same things over and over, to run laps in the same dead-ended rat race rather than seek a pipeline to greener sewers.

Aside from an aggressive move by Alonso to defend his position and hold Vettel back, that is exactly what happened, as none of the drivers took chances to lose out on a points finish, and they all got through the first laps in the same position.

No one's even come close to running that lap in the same time.

The appeal was upheld and the Americans were given a target of beating 42.70sec to qualify for the final in place of China, who were the slowest of the original finalists, in an early-evening solo lap in the same lane.

Bianchi collided with the tractor vehicle that was recovering Adrian Sutil's Sauber, which had crashed on the previous lap in the same spot.

The experiments showed that the material removal rate of ultrasonic lapping is nearly three times that of the conventional lapping in the same condition, and the ultrasonic lapping can produce a better tooth surface quality (Ra=0.2 μm and the section height c=1.2 μm) than the conventional lapping (Ra=0.33 μm and c=3.2 μm).

During the closing 60-minute Madison, the three teams swapped the lead time after time but the final verdict went to the Britons, who managed to elude the other two pairs in the final 15 laps in much the same way that they won their world title in London in March.

These five would end the 53-lap race in the same positions.

To do this I have taken the in-lap as the same time as the previous lap and the out-lap as the first timed lap after the stop.

I have never before seen something yucky on screen make an entire cinema audience suddenly hunch forward and bury their heads in their laps at the same time, as if in some secular mosque for wimps.

The list goes on – because the last year has seen a growing tide of frustration, led by Object and the Fawcett Society, about licensing laws that treat lap-dancing clubs in the same way as cafes or restaurants.