Sentence examples for precisely repeating from inspiring English sources

However, the interpretation of these findings has been contentious, as there is no universally accepted method for demonstrating whether a precisely repeating pattern is randomly generated versus deterministically produced.

"History never precisely repeats itself," Obama told me.

Mr. Coben may not precisely repeat himself, but he operates within a fairly narrow range.

In contrast, a periodic sequence such as LSLLSLLSLLSLLSL... has a fundamental unit (LSL) that is precisely repeated at equal intervals.

This is made explicit by the two photographs that get taken, one in each part, with the same sentence being precisely repeated.

When the music ends, the ball is flung up into a golden bucket and takes place on the bridge again, in a precisely repeated cycle.

Timing, serendipity, the chance concatenation of otherwise irreconcilable phenomena, the shock of the new - these are the elements that combine to produce that sublime moment of hilarious abandonment, they cannot ever be precisely repeated, try as we might.

In order to assess the region-wide change in gully and river channel morphology over 140 years, a set of 57 historical photographs taken in Tigray, and, clearly displaying gully cross-sections, were precisely repeated from 2006 till 2009.

At some point in the 90s, Tillmans starts realizing that prints he's making that technically contain development errors are also unique photographic objects which can never be precisely repeated.

None of the tested compounds was able to precisely repeat the E2 pattern of activation, which may contribute to their disruptive effects on estrogen-mediated endocrine functions.

More precisely, repeated co-activation of specific sets of neurons in primary sensory and motor cortices leads to the strengthening of the synaptic links between them, and to the formation of perception action circuits distributed over sensory, motor and mediating "higher" areas (Fuster, 2001, 2003).