Sentence examples for repeated intrusion from inspiring English sources

Or the repeated intrusion by construction companies into ancient sites in Libya.

Nor is Soderberg's repeated intrusion of headline events into this love story as frivolous as one may at first assume: on the contrary, it reminds us that there is a world out there, that there are other lives and loves and duties, that time goes on, that everything ends.

The regular episodes of historical activity at El Reventador, each lasting several years, have been attributed to repeated intrusion of primitive, water-rich magmas into an andesitic magma body at 7 12 km depth (Samaniego et al. 2008).

For future monitoring, InSAR is likely to be useful for 'pulsed' reservoir charging, where the time between intrusion and eruption greatly exceeds satellite repeat time (but is also less than the total monitoring duration) and measurement of repeated intrusion allows a picture of the volume and location of eruptible magma to be built up.

A first order interpretation of deformation at a volcano is often one of a change in volume within a long-lived magma chamber or reservoir (which could be loosely defined as a site of repeated intrusion).

The Malay peninsula, in the geographical centre of Southeast Asia, has assimilated repeated intrusions of neighbouring cultures.

"Despite these repeated intrusions, none of the 30 stops resulted in a citation or criminal charge," the report states.

With amazing self-control she puts up with the repeated intrusions of Stasi officers and their humiliating strip-searches.

"Today's move by the administration to change leadership at OPM is the right decision, and one that will help to restore confidence in an agency that not only poorly defended sensitive data of millions of Americans but struggled to respond to repeated intrusions," said Adam Schiff, ranking member of the House permanent select committee on intelligence.

The results of our models suggest that repeated intrusions and learning processes have a dramatic effect on territorial defence.

Models of territorial defence tend to omit two characteristics of many territorial systems: repeated intrusions by the same individual and the learning processes of residents and intruders.