Sentence examples for repeat precisely from inspiring English sources

Both are gifted with extraordinary athleticism that allows them to repeat precisely the act of throwing a baseball at precise targets.

Not one of them apologized, and in fact, they attempted to hide their ties to large corporations on whose boards they served, who financed their research and who paid them to write, publish and repeat precisely the things that supported the corruption and fraud which is ruining us.

Although the LRRs are abundantly discussed in the literature, there is no consensus on where each repeat precisely begins and ends.

The use of random seasonal components is an advantage over traditional fixed effect models, since temporal patterns are not assumed to repeat precisely the same way.

In these paintings, the artist took an almost mathematical approach, first using graph paper to ensure the complete symmetry of the repeated, precisely arranged shapes that would create an optical effect of moving patterns.

In markets, as in warfare, history never repeats precisely.

By acknowledging the unity of the Real, we recognize that it is one and unique in its every act, which means that each created thing and each moment of each thing is one and unique; nothing can ever be repeated precisely because of each thing's uniqueness and the divine infinity.

And to continue with Tudge's astute observation: "... for no set of circumstance can ever be repeated precisely".

Clinton has also invited Richard Holbrooke, who as State Department head of Afghanistan/Pakistan policy has learned nothing from history and is repeating precisely the same policies that caused the U.S. to lose in Indochina -- support of a corrupt and unpopular regime that cannot stand on its own.

Assuming this allele exists, it was acquired fortuitously in a complex breeding history from the original transgene, so the process clearly cannot be repeated precisely.

The method of extraction must be described with the amount of detail that is normally expected in any biological study such that it can be repeated precisely by other researchers.