Sentence examples for repeatedly expected from inspiring English sources

For example, postural responses to a certain perturbation differ if identical perturbation characteristics are presented repeatedly (expected condition) rather than randomly (unexpected condition), or in combination with other types of perturbations.

Those in the audience on Saturday who have heard those recordings (I find myself listening to them repeatedly) surely expected the performances to be as bracing as they were.

He cautioned repeatedly against expecting quick results.

But commanders have said repeatedly they expect the numbers to rise.

England will not have closed minds, though, and surely recognise a definition of insanity being to do the same things repeatedly and expect a different outcome.

AT&T has said repeatedly it expects the deal to be approved, and hasn't yet mentioned any conditions.

"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results," he said, adding, "They're little things that the players would know that we're trying to do things different.

If doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting a different result is the definition of insanity, then post-election pronouncements from Republican leaders regarding financial regulatory reform are nothing short of insane.

He had surgery Oct. 20, and he has said repeatedly that he expected to be ready for spring training, which officially begins on Feb. 18 for position players.

Motifs consist of a small number of nodes and appear repeatedly (more than expected from pure statistical consideration) in a network.

Because stimuli that occur repeatedly come to be expected, in the predictive coding framework repetition should elicit greater expectations, and enhanced activity in expectation units, that is, a RE response.