Sentence examples for passage continually from inspiring English sources

One passage continually rearranged the three dancers in various pelvis-to-pelvis chain-copulation profile positions; I've seldom seen sex treated at such length with such dismissiveness.

We seeded one single BC onto feeder cells and grew them into one single colony which was then picked up by cloning cylinders and passaged continually.

Cells reminiscent of a neural progenitor cell type were observed to grow as monolayers and were passaged continually upon reaching near confluency.

Following equilibration for 30 minutes, the Isc, an index of net active ion passage, was recorded continually in the voltage clamp mode at 0 potential difference.

On the floor toward the center of the room, Mr. Burhans has a Casio sampler and a collection of electronic pedals, which he uses to make loops: recordings of musical passages that repeat continually.

More importantly, primary blood samples cannot be continually passaged or easily manipulated, resulting in limited flexibility to generate iPS cells.

That traumatic passage of history is continually present to his mind in a way simply not possible for other writers on management who are both younger in years and American by birth.

It is such thinking that leads to the D.C. government to removing the sole piece of playground equipment for children with disabilities from our local playground and that allows city council to continually delay passage of the People First Respectful Language Modernization Act that would remove the word "retarded" from official documents.

When a Jewish person dies, according to tradition, a member of a group called the chevra kadisha stays with the body from death until burial, continually reciting passages from the book of Psalms.

The original fish passage facilities of the dam continually experienced problems from the beginning of operation in 1966, and introduced species that prey on young smolt often gather at the base of the dam, which reduced the population of outmigrating juvenile salmon into the Pacific.

One of the most famous passages in the describes Mahāvīra continually exhorting his chief disciple Gautama "to be careful all the while" lest the opportunity to destroy all the karmas and achieve perfection in this lifetime may be lost forever on account of carelessness.