Sentence examples for repeatedly on the same from inspiring English sources

The effect is of someone banging repeatedly on the same jarring piano chord.

Not only is this better than a static X-ray, but because it does no harm it can be used repeatedly on the same patient.

The early reports on how Harbaugh has turned around the 49ers hit repeatedly on the same theme: he is all football, all the time.

Next, the Volt is driven repeatedly on the same test cycle in its charge-sustaining mode, with the gasoline-powered generator, rather than the batteries, providing electricity.

But to strike the centrifuges at Natanz, buried under 23 metres of soil and cement, it would have to use several bunker-busting bombs in "burrowing" mode: dropping bombs repeatedly on the same crater to dig down to the protected centrifuges.

Note the presence, around forty seconds in, of Jean-Luc Godard (he took part in a party scene, in which he places the needle of a record player repeatedly on the same passage in a record of a Beethoven string quartet).

Targeting of both alleles in MELs suggests they represent highly mutable regions within the genome, with the deaminases returning repeatedly to the same sites (albeit on a second chromosome) to mutate.

One approach for obtaining solutions with improved accuracy is represented by the idea of refinement by differences of higher order, which was offered by Fox [1]: the right-hand side of the difference scheme is corrected by the solution obtained on the first stage and the scheme is repeatedly solved on the same grid.

Similarity across alternatives refers to the situation that similarity issues arise because of spatial or time autocorrelation during the survey process of samples (e.g. repeatedly investigations on the same respondent or samples across sampling objects are self-correlated because of adjacent zone effects, etc).

Heart rates were repeatedly measured on the same samples of C. picta (n = 16),and G. pseudogeographica kohnii (n = 15) from eggs to hatchlings.

Moreover, it cannot be repeatedly operated on the same patient [ 5, 6].