Sentence examples for repeated revisiting from inspiring English sources

Standard mathematical testing, repeated revisiting of the literature, and numerous rounds of amendments and refinements resulted in models that are stable and rather insensitive to perturbations in inputs or parameter values.

In practice, however, the linear presentation is artificial and it is important to recognise that scaling-up is a dynamic, non-linear, iterative process whereby the various phases may occur simultaneously, in different orders, have feedback loops and may have to be repeated or revisited [ 18].

It's okay to repeat or revisit important points for emphasis.

In January, in what Gretchen Morgenson of the New York Times called " a regulatory about-face," the SEC temporarily revoked its own no-action letter to Whole Foods after repeated requests to revisit their 2014 decision by the Council of Institutional Shareholders, which includes Stringer's office.

For one thing, it avoids revisiting and repeated solution evaluation.

Repeating the process of revisiting the data, the findings of the study gradually evolved.

A screen for germination mutants (Kloimwieder and Winston 2011) provided an updated list of genes involved in germination and revealed two new genes not previously implicated in germination (Kloimwieder and Winston 2011), demonstrating the utility of revisiting and repeating screens performed on the deletion collection to confirm and extend previously collected datasets.

Magic in the Moonlight, with Cole Porter's You Do Something to Me as its repeating soundtrack, also revisits the director's nostalgia for the elegance and aesthetics of past times.

His new film "Una lunga, lunga, lunga notte d'amore" ("A Long, Long, Long Night of Love") is neo-realism revisited, repeating the formula some 50 years later, with half a dozen stories interacting over the longest night of the year, the winter solstice.

In "DW2," short phrases are repeated, elongated, varied, replaced and revisited, all in a zany texture of bending clarinet and saxophone lines, slapped percussion figures, electric organ passages and vocal lines.

Given that preference for involvement is likely to change over time, having tools available to use on a repeated basis as decisions are revisited seems warranted.