Sentence examples for repeated ability from inspiring English sources

The region has shown a repeated ability to surprise.

The opposite view, inspired by the country's repeated ability to defy the pessimists, is that the government has learned from others' mistakes: South Africa will be the African exception.Neither version tells the whole story.

Drive into the state from the north, and road signs quickly herald its repeated ability to win Nobel prizes, celebrating last year's award of the chemistry prize to a Turkish American biochemist, Aziz Sancar, based at the University of North Carolina (UNC) in Chapel Hill.

Members of each party say the fact that Mr. Bush is where he is today -- 25 months after he won the presidency while losing the popular vote -- is the product of the course of history in his first two years in the White House and of what many argued was the administration's repeated ability to shape events, rather than be shaped by them.

All the smart functionality is embedded in the material, for example the repeated ability to latch onto objects the way eagles latch onto prey, and keep a vice-like grip without spending any more force or effort," said Queen Marry University's Dr. Stoyan Smoukov.

Repeated sprint ability (power output during 10 × 6 s maximal sprint, 30-s rest periods between sprints) did not differ significantly between the two trials at any time points.

The data suggest that, considering the results of a previous study on repeated work ability scores [ 25], monitoring self-assessed work ability scores during sustained sick leave, may support the identification of cancer survivors at risk for work disability at 24-month sick leave.

In this regard, associations between neuromuscular qualities (e.g., CMJ peak power) and intermittent endurance exercise [114] and repeated sprint ability performance [115] have also been observed.

Because exercise-induced muscle damage impairs repeated sprint ability and sprint running performance [31], the use of CG during post-exercise period was expected to attenuate impairment of repeated sprint ability.

Moreover, no significant difference in repeated sprint ability was observed between the two trials at any time points.

To evaluate repeated sprint ability, the subjects performed repeated sprint exercise, comprising 10 × 6 s all-out sprint with a 30-s rest period between sprints.