Sentence examples for repeatedly aligned from inspiring English sources

Single particles of PilQ were repeatedly aligned with multireference and nonreference alignments and treated with multivariate statistical analysis and hierarchical ascendant classification [65].

She has repeatedly aligned herself with the most consistent realist in the Obama Administration: Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, who was deputy national-security adviser in the first Bush Administration and Secretary of Defense under George W. Bush.

The facts have repeatedly aligned with radical predictions, like those of the scientist James Hansen, who is now talking about the oceans boiling off and leaving the earth lifeless.

She has also repeatedly aligned herself with a very moderate, media-friendly brand of feminism, antagonising n00d-hunters even more.

She has also repeatedly aligned herself with a very moderate, media-friendly brand of feminism, antagonizing n00d-hunters even more.

He has run a divisive, belligerent, dishonest campaign, repeatedly aligning himself with racists, strongmen and thugs while maligning or dismissing large segments of the American public.

It's not particularly surprising that Bannon, who has aligned himself repeatedly with alt-right and white nationalist figures and movements, would be contemplating ways to decrease the number of people of color voting.

The Trinamool Congress, West Bengal's current ruling party, has been repeatedly accused of aligning with the Maoists to gain rural support before the 2011 elections that brought it to power.

As The Hill notes: "Grimes's ties to President Obama have become a central point of the campaign as McConnell has tried repeatedly to portray her as closely aligned with the president".

To determine whether a group is significantly cohesive, the in-group proportions are compared to null distributions generated by repeatedly permuting the centroids within the box aligned with their principal components.

He notes that the technique can't yet match the resolution of conventional photolithography and that it needs improvements to keep the patterns aligned if the array is used repeatedly on different parts of a surface.