Sentence examples for less repetitive from inspiring English sources

It's less repetitive than the median NIN song.

This provides different approaches and kinds of information for instructors, and makes the survey less repetitive for students.

Equally, an ineffective dodge and tiny regenerating health pool also make ranged combat more favourable but no less repetitive.

Mice with fragile X syndrome were treated with CRISPR-Cas9 to knock out a gene involved in obsessive behavior and exhibited much less repetitive digging behavior.

Had the ballet ended with the first movement before moving onto a duet and another ensemble, it would have seemed more inspired, less repetitive.

If professors were more creative and less repetitive in their teaching, that market for one-size-fits-all term papers would not work as well.

The Johns Hopkins University-led team first designed the chromosome on a computer, streamlining the natural chromosome sequence so that it had less repetitive sequences and other tweaks.

In a warehouse, for example, it might be possible to identify ways in which workers' actions could be made more efficient or less repetitive.

Conversely, when the pulsation frequencies were different from the natural frequencies the flow disorder was enhanced, i.e., the vortices evolution throughout the T-jets mixers is less repetitive.

Well, a wittier, more inventive and, paradoxically, a far less repetitive film than any number of others in which soldiers strap themselves into massive mechanised exosuits in order to battle digital alien invaders.

Autistic girls exhibit less repetitive behavior than the boys do.