Lawmakers repeatedly formed shifting coalitions to pass and defeat amendments.
They demonstrate that weathering mantles repeatedly formed and were subjected to erosion, and new cycles of weathering were initiated.
Many are proving politically unstable, with coalition governments repeatedly forming and falling, and populist and nationalist parties gaining ground.
Intense thunderstorms repeatedly formed in this convergence zone, which moved little over a course of six to 12 hours.
But as the dancers repeatedly formed and reformed groups to music by Mark Feldman, the work's visual and emotional impact dwindled.
Unusually for video-game legislation, the proposals enjoy broad support amongplayers as well, who have repeatedly formed ad-hoc consumer campaigns against loot boxes in blockbuster titles.
Two Faiths, One Banner shows how in Europe, the heart of the West, Muslims and Christians were often comrades-in-arms, repeatedly forming alliances to wage war against their own faiths and peoples.
A major challenge for artificial life is to synthesize the evolutionary transitions that have repeatedly formed differentiated higher-level entities from cooperative organizations of lower-level entities, producing the nested hierarchical structure of living processes.
Fissure eruptions beneath the ice form steep ridges of broken lava fragments rather than lava-flow plateaus, while subglacial eruptions from point-source vents that erupt repeatedly form table mountains.
One new black-and-white piece, "Flip Grid Cycle," looks like a corporate logo repeatedly forming and breaking apart, while "Kaleidoscope Feedback I," a collaboration with the artists Eamon Brown and Jim Drain, suggests amoebas jostling on a microscope slide.
If a cutting tool could be repeatedly formed without removal from a machine utilized in a cutting process, it would be highly beneficial in that it could reduce not only any positioning error due to a tool exchange, but also the consumption of scarce tool materials and energy.
