By repeatedly translating the unit cell one box in any direction and by repeatedly depositing the pattern of ions within that cell at each new position, any size crystal can be built up.
Some of the achievements of the Arab geometers were rediscovered in the West after wide and close study of Euclid's Elements, which was translated repeatedly from the Arabic and once from the Greek in the 12th and 13th centuries.
All three have been discovered and edited in Sanskrit manuscript (Lévi 1925; herein Viṃś) and translated repeatedly.
The same thing happened with Dioscorides' Materia medica, a text that unlike the encyclopedic Natural History was plainly addressed to a medical audience, and which was then repeatedly emended and translated by professional physicians and natural philosophers.
Douglass' books, essays and speeches were repeatedly reprinted and translated into numerous languages.
Starting in early 1889, the king repeatedly tried to disavow the document on the grounds of alleged deceit by the concessionaires regarding the settled terms; he insisted that restrictions on the grantees' activities had been agreed orally, and apparently considered these part of the contract even though the written text had been translated and repeatedly explained to him just before he signed it.
As for the Administration in Washington, it sometimes speaks in the tone of "our patience is running out" repeatedly without this being translated in reality, and at other times works seriously behind the scenes to restrain the Arab countries that want to arm the opposition or establish safe corridors -- in the name of the political process and of fear from a civil war and from... al Qaeda.
Google Translate just added a cool new feature that allows you to easily create a personalized phrasebook with the phrases and sentences you want to memorize and/or find yourself translating repeatedly.
Thus, it was suggested that SRP may repeatedly scan all translating ribosomes until the appropriate cargo is encountered (Ogg and Walter, 1995).
Annotated protein sequences of these enzymes from apicomplexans and other major taxonomic groups (i.e., plants, bacteria, fungi and animals) were used as queries to repeatedly search the nucleotide or translated protein sequences in these databases using TBLASTN and BLASTP algorithms [59], respectively.
