Sentence examples for periodically approached from inspiring English sources
When the impellers were rotating, owing to the attractive force produced by the magnet pairs, the magnet pairs periodically approached (Fig. 1f) and separated (Fig. 1g), causing both the periodic trigger of the CS-TENGs and magnetic flux changes in the copper coils to produce the electrical output.
The recorded antidromic oscillation of dissipation and resonance frequency with a time period of 6 min some hours after starvation is a clear sign of cells periodically approaching toward and retracting from the substrate in response to the cAMP release cycle.
Mr. Graves, who sells honey at the Union Square Greenmarket, said that New Yorkers approached him periodically for tips on how to tend bees.
Kevin McKenzie, the artistic director of American Ballet Theater, says they agreed that the company would schedule his appearances during the summer run at the Met, reviewing the situation periodically as the performances approached.
Spend any amount of time in a hotel bar and periodically someone will approach with diamonds for sale.
They carefully approached the village, stopping periodically so that the sentry might confuse the noises they made with more natural sounds.
"We try to highlight the connection periodically, especially as we approach certain milestones".
The Cubans outside the American diplomatic legation periodically let out a cheer, especially when someone who appeared to be American approached.
In Level 1, our approach periodically monitors registered repositories and presents notifications whenever a change is detected in any known peer.
In the simulation, a cell is shut down at the following step 1,201 and all entities execute RL-FNN approach periodically to optimize the coverage and capacity performance.
Last, even when nests are rechecked periodically, the GLMM approach we present can still account for variable time intervals by using methods (i.e., the link function contains an exponent (1/t, where t = length of observation interval) in the numerator and denominator) similar to the logistic-exposure model (see Equation 2 in Shaffer 2004).
