Sentence examples for repeatedly updates from inspiring English sources

This issue is formulated in a discrete-time framework by utilizing a linear iteration scheme, where each node repeatedly updates its value as a weighted linear combination of its own value and those of its neighbors.

You can picture them all – Hans, Karl, the one with the jumper who gets his neck broken – and the film repeatedly updates the audience on which ones are dead and which are alive.

The National Blood Transfusion Service repeatedly updates its procedures so as to reduce the tiny risk of transfer of prions, viruses and bacteria [ 40].

And the lists were repeatedly updated, in works that took decades to finish, if Johnson ever considered them finished.

An encouraging study, begun in 2009 and repeatedly updated, has used Google searches to predict home sales and prices three months into the future.

The Bangladesh government has repeatedly updated the tribunal's procedures to add rights for defendants and to make sure the proceedings are open and transparent to the public and the media.

Plan 1003 was repeatedly updated and presented to Rumsfeld, and each time, according to the planner, Rumsfeld said, " 'You've got too much ground force — go back and do it again.' " In the planner's view, Rumsfeld had two goals: to demonstrate the efficacy of precision bombing and to "do the war on the cheap".

In an essay first published in 2007, but repeatedly updated, the think-tank stresses that George belongs to the era of Emperor Diocletian, a time when Christians were persecuted rather than persecutors; he spoke truth to power from a position of weakness.

Iterated improved reduced system (IIRS) technique is a model reduction (or condensation) method by repeatedly updating a transformation matrix.

The company has repeatedly updated that number, which it evidently views as strong.

Iterated IIRS method is an efficient reduction technique because the highly accurate eigenproperties from the repeatedly updated condensed matrices can be obtained without consuming expensive computational cost.