Sentence examples for repeated closely from inspiring English sources

Andrea Gabrieli and other Venetian composers often wrote ricercari based only on one theme treated extensively in the manner of the later fugue e.g., by stretto (playing the theme against itself with repeated, closely spaced entrances) and augmentation and diminution (playing the theme in longer or shorter note values).

This method, with higher accuracy and simpler procedure, is universally applicable to all three cases of eigenvalues in the unperturbed system: distinct, repeated and closely spaced eigenvalues.

Using panel 2A, we obtained the same profile as the one described for all B. ceti strains isolated from porpoises (11 ), whereas panel 2B showed a new genotype (bruce04: 6 repeats, bruce07: 6 repeats, bruce09: 3 repeats, bruce16: 7 repeats, bruce30: 6 repeats), closely related to genotypes ascribed to B. ceti strains isolated from porpoises mainly stranded in Scotland (11 ).

After generating the initial set of themes, I looked across the themes to identify repeating themes, closely related themes, or conflicting themes, and then generated upper level themes.

In the PCA group, with the exception of one patient in whom the first noted symptom was repeating questions (closely followed by visuospatial symptoms), all patients with PCA reported their initial symptoms to be visuospatial, visuoperceptual or calculation difficulties (neuropsychological test scores of patients with PCA are presented in Supplementary Table 1).

Continuous or closely repeated administration is hence required [33, 34], which could limit the clinical feasibility of nebulized delivery of such drugs.

The fluctuations in range changes likely led to repeated contacts between closely related species thereby increasing the chance for hybridization.

Thus the patterns revealed in this study, a limited number of possible evolutionary transitions, and the evolution of repeated phenotypes, correspond closely to what is expected for phenotypes under strong selection and functional constraint [ 54- 56].

Because he was bright, listened closely and repeated what teachers said, no one noticed that he could not read much more than isolated words.

As the final report of the latest investigation made clear last week, it is striking how closely history repeated itself in these two tragedies.

Having repeated the experiments as closely as possible, we observed no catalytic effect of Ni nanoparticles.