Sentence examples for repeatedly converted from inspiring English sources

The palladium is presumed to be repeatedly converted from the salt to the free metal, the function of the cupric chloride being to participate in the re-formation of the palladium salt from the metal.

These seemed to be apparent values because the propagating radical is repeatedly converted to the less reactive mid-chain radical by the intramolecular hydrogen abstraction during the lifetime of each radical.

They beat the Ravens on Dec. 3 by repeatedly converting fourth downs in the game's closing moments.

Lin ran the pick-and-roll crisply, penetrated the lane repeatedly and converted at the rim frequently, going 10 for 19 from the field.

Mr. Feld is the majority owner of the 130-year-old Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus, which has struggled repeatedly to convert that powerful brand equity into any kind of significant revenue beyond admission tickets and concession sales.

The LW time discretization is based on a Taylor expansion in time, coupled with a local Cauchy Kowalewski procedure to utilize the partial differential equation (PDE) repeatedly to convert all time derivatives to spatial derivatives, and then to discretize these spatial derivatives based on high order ENO reconstruction.

The really jarring part of the game to me was that the Patriots got the Steelers in third and long repeatedly (nine times by my count) and the Steelers converted repeatedly (five times).

The intensity values of repeatedly observed ions were converted into percentage values of total ion intensity.

So will the Jets' defensive unit, which Bronco quarterback Brian Griese repeatedly punctured by converting 11 of 16 third-down situations to keep scoring drives alive.

And so for 913 days, Nigeria appeared to stand by as the Chibok Girls were repeatedly raped, sold, tortured, forcefully married, forcefully converted, trained as child soldiers and utilized as human bombs.

Colin L. Powell — who clashed with Mr. Cheney over Iraq and who was characterized in one of Bob Woodward's books as thinking that "Cheney took intelligence and converted uncertainty and ambiguity into fact" — is repeatedly dissed in this volume.