Sentence examples for repeated terms from inspiring English sources

But the military refused, put him on trial and sent him to a military prison for repeated terms, amounting to six months.

Dataset Two, consisting of notes from fifteen country presentations in powerpoint form, was analyzed separately from Dataset One, using the same procedures/steps, involving a process of familiarization with the data, noting repeated terms, emergent themes, and returning to the complete dataset for review and confirmation of key themes.

Still, the slow drip of repeated terms like "fake news" wears a groove that's hard to get out of, even when the real fake news is coming from the White House and undermining democratic institutions critical to our nation's health.

The terms 'charity id' and 'fundraiser id' were included in the model as random terms to control for the effects of these repeated terms on the distribution of the data.

The Phosphoprotein and Glycoprotein are the most repeated terms in R. norvegicus and D. melanogaster, but Acetylation and Nucleotide binding are the third most viewed one in each organism, respectively.

Complement receptor 2 (CD21) is a cell-surface protein that contains a small cytoplasmic domain and an extracellular domain consisting of a series of short consensus repeats termed complement control protein domains.

D4Z4 is extremely polymorphic in the general population and belongs to a family of human noncentromerically located tandem repeats termed macrosatellites (Chadwick, 2009).

Half course (fall term; repeated spring term).

He repeated the terms "girlie-man" and "sissy" in an uncritical way, implying that he shares the premise behind such expressions: that womanhood is synonymous with cowardice.

It's set to be a dramatic occasion, and one not to be repeated in terms of visibility for many years.

The treaty repeated the terms of the Treaty of Chocim of 1621 and ended the Ottoman Commonwealth War (1633 34).