The phrase "multiple repetition" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of repeating something more than once. For example, "The teacher asked the students to practice the new words through multiple repetition."
So he's a bit nervous to begin with, and there's an awkward, though again entertaining, argument about whether Ivan broke a promise to buy David a boat (nice interviewing skills by the way, David: Paxmanesque in the multiple repetition of the same question).
The multiple repetition of this reaction enables the controlled deposition of a monolayer of metal or alloy per cycle.
The multiple pair case can be treated as the multiple repetition of the technique for one pair case.
Multiple repetition of anion intercalation/deintercalation cycles into graphite interlayer space as well as N2, NH3, and O2 evolution during electrolysis provide separation of graphene layers, forming multilayer packages of graphene, doped with nitrogen, that are passing to electrolyte volume.
The results suggest that multiple repetition of the basic structure can be used for a display application in that the transmittance of three periods of [TiO2∣Ti∣Ag∣TiO2] can be drastically reduced in the near IR and the sheet resistance can be low enough to shield the electromagnetic waves.
Sodium azide provides not only exfoliation of graphite via multiple repetition of anion intercalation/deintercalation cycles into graphite interlayer space but also simultaneous functionalization of graphene sheets by nitrogen atoms as a result of partial electrochemical decomposition of azide anions with ammonia evolution.
That results in a "burning" sensation in the muscles on multiple repetitions.
One of the highlights of an early workshop was the singers practising a passage containing multiple repetitions of the phrase "Fuck you".
"Minor interventions that may seem trivial — like lifting small weights with multiple repetitions — can lead to dramatic improvements in quality of life," Dr. Lachs said.
Once the initial force is applied to the object, the amount of force applied does not have to be as great to perform multiple repetitions.
What does the Swiss director Christoph Marthaler offer in this latest transformation of the transformational myth: a series of deflationary techniques, precise mimes, deadpan potshots at romance, alongside multiple repetitions of the same jokes, and his trademark long pauses.
