Sentence examples for repeatedly increases from inspiring English sources

The permeability of the sample also repeatedly increases and then decreases.

Because of frequent collisions, n3 repeatedly increases its contention window to a point where TCP timeouts occur, and the packets have to be retransmitted by the gateway.

The eversion requires about 5 min; the most distal part of the metasomal sac is extremely flexible and repeatedly increases and decreases in diameter (Additional file 1).

Mirrors bounce laser light along these arms repeatedly, increasing the distance travelled to about 62 miles.

During this period, former mayor Michael Bloomberg repeatedly increased taxes on cigarettes, doubling the price of a pack to an average of $11.20 in 2013.

The central bank has repeatedly increased the reserve ratio over the last few years, taking it to 15.5percentt from about 7percentt in 2004.

Troika officials repeatedly increased the amount Greece was supposed to raise by privatizing state assets, even as its economy crumbled and investors fled.

The utility has slowly accepted the contention of Ms. Ashihara's group by repeatedly increasing its estimate of the size of the fault.

But Lilly has repeatedly increased the drug's price to counteract the slumping prescriptions, and Zyprexa remains by far Lilly's best-selling product, with worldwide sales of $4.8 billion last year, about half in the United States.

In a sign the government is planning to dismantle the system put in place by Gordon Brown, the cabinet minister also accused Labour of having repeatedly increased tax credits "as a way of trying to buy votes".

The rules of the single currency prevent the central bank from directly bailing out member states, and many in Germany feel that by repeatedly increasing the ceiling for Emergency Liquidity Assistance to Athens, the ECB is breaking that rule.