Sentence examples for repeatedly logged from inspiring English sources
Many forests become permanent timber estates that are repeatedly logged.
In the days running up to the Germanwings crash, Andreas Lubitz repeatedly logged on to his computer under the name "Skydevil" and searched for information on cockpit security, it has emerged.
A representative of BetCRIS has said the site "does not allow U.S. located persons to open or maintain accounts," but reporters for The Times have repeatedly logged on to the site from the United States.
A former postdoctoral researcher in my lab, David Edwards, has shown that even repeatedly logged native forests in the Danum area can sustain considerable biodiversity — less than is found in old-growth forest but far more than occurs in oil palm or rubber plantations.
By contrast, the Tangkulap forest reserve was repeatedly logged using a conventional logging technique until 2001, when the government suspended all logging activities.
They write: "We have found that participants offered cCBT were generally unwilling to engage with computer programmes and highlighted the difficulty in repeatedly logging on to computer systems when they are clinically depressed.
We can see this attacker repeatedly log on as different users (gamer IDs) to make purchases, without generating any other types of events indicative of actual game play.
Nichols said in an interview Thursday that hackers stole the user names and passwords of three employees -- including president and chief executive Walter Isaacson -- and used the information to repeatedly log in to the institute's Web mail service.
38 We have found that participants offered cCBT were generally unwilling to engage with computer programmes and highlighted the difficulty in repeatedly logging on to computer systems when they are clinically depressed.
Google also recently released the headache-reducing multiple accounts feature, which lets you hop between multiple Google accounts without having to repeatedly log-out and back in.
"Caller walked past the AA and heard a male screaming out 'Why don't you die' – repeatedly," the log read.
