Sentence examples for reoccurring at from inspiring English sources

In anticipation of the 81st Academy Awards occurring the following year in 2009, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences ultimately decided to prohibit and prevent this rare feat from reoccurring at upcoming ceremonies by limiting the maximum number of Best Original Song nominations from any one film to a total of only two per film.

The Sabbath and festivals are bound to the Jewish calendar, reoccur at fixed intervals, and are celebrated at home and in the synagogue according to ritual set forth in Jewish law and hallowed by Jewish custom.

For dealing with such problems, a great deal of work has been devoted to determining from past records the frequency with which rainfalls of given intensity and total amount may be expected to reoccur at particular locations and also to determining the statistics of rainfall for a specific area from measurements made at only a few points.

After a short break of about 40 s, the slip reoccurred at the hypocenter and propagated to the surrounding region and to the shallow part of the fault near the trench.

We interpret this observation as evidence that the same bacterial populations reoccur at certain geochemically stable RT locations.

Another synaptic increase is seen in the same cell at 0915 hours, is gone at 0920 hours, and reoccurs at 0925 hours.

Indeed, the California Horse Racing Board has found that pre-existing pathology at the site of a fatal injury "is a reoccurring finding at necropsy, with nearly 90% of musculoskeletal racing and training fatalities showing pre-existing pathology associated with the fatal injury".

It seemed to be a reoccurring theme at Sunday's Emmy Awards.

Only stable or at least reliably reoccurring variants of certain cue-configurations might allow the network in the DG to adapt sufficiently to perceive a change of the cues as significantly new.

Of course they still managed to get in a dig at Larry King, whose age has been a reoccurring punchline for Conan for as long as we can remember.

He stared at me with the glimmering look of reoccurring fear in his eyes and his raspy tone described his life of uncertainty and constant fear of another spontaneous shooting at a seemingly unsuspecting location.