Sentence examples for points to repeat from inspiring English sources

However, Seddigh believes she was banned to prevent her earning enough points to repeat her championship success, which won her international fame but upset Iran's male-dominated religious ruling establishment.

The active phase terminates when the trajectory drifts down and off the branch of periodic orbits at the saddle-node of periodic orbits (SNp, at u ≃ − 0.1545 ), and returns to the stable branch of fixed points to repeat the cycle.

Altogether, the evidence points to repeated, catastrophic deaths among the marine mammals, the researchers report today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Based on estimated rates of sediment accumulation along the ancient beach, the team suggests that the four deadly episodes occurred across a span of between 10,000 and 16,000 years.

I often think of that advice when teaching my own medical students, and I make it a point to repeat it to them several times.

The point, to repeat, is not so much to have one scenario that "gets it right" as to have a set of scenarios that illuminates the major forces driving the system, their interrelationships, and the critical uncertainties.

That seems to point to repeat usage, as well as larger donations from its user base.

Some of the analysis of Groupon's long term prospects has pointed to repeat Groupon offers from merchants as evidence of a viable long-term model.

Beginning at a central point in an expansive landscape, the player seeks out and defeats a colossus, and is then returned to the central point to repeat the process.

Going back to the successful "Project Runway" model that started it all, that show makes a point to repeat the prizes at least three times an episode -- during opening credits, when the designers are given their challenges and again before the final runway -- because it's that important.

In addition, we asked surgeons tochoose their preference for the following: time point for wound management, location of initial irrigation and debridement, time point to repeat debridement, type of irrigating solution, amount of irrigating solution, pressure (high vs. low) used, method of delivering irrigating solution, and definitions of high pressure and low pressure.

From late Miocene to present, progradational and erosional patterns point to repeated glacial advances across the shelf.