Sentence examples for repetitive material from inspiring English sources

The group handles clangorous or fast or highly repetitive material with precision; on "New Slaves," what can sound like free improvisation or jamming is actually music composed so tightly it makes your teeth hurt a little.

We selected these texts based on their pertinence to our subject, as a large part of the reviewed documents mentioned the words pigeon (pigeon) and dove (colombe) without providing any relevant information or providing repetitive material, such as the dove being a representation of the Holy Spirit.

A central band of repetitive material is also found on the short arm at cytogenetic band Yp1.2.

A further possibility is that the expansion is evolutionarily neutral - a concentration of repetitive material provided a substrate for process such as non-allelic sister chromatid exchange, causing sequence amplification, but without any selective pressure, or a biological function associated with the increase.

The former design framework requires intensive computational cost due to large number of repetitive local material optimizations.

As has been discussed in Chapter 4, the simultaneous design framework requires intensive computational cost due to large number of repetitive local material microstructure optimizations.

This paper explores the influence of large deformations on the propagation of acoustic waves in repetitive network materials.

There are repetitive cycles of material posting (phase 1: students target goals, plan effort and have an initial perception of tasks & phase 3: students select cognitive strategies, increase or decrease effort, persist or give up).

Irrespective of CNV length, LD was always close to zero, whether CNVs were common between CEU and YRI or whether CNVs overlapped with genes, segmental duplications or repetitive elements (Supplementary Material, Fig. S11).

Along with the use of Blaster, the use of a database containing sequences of both the triggered LTR retrotransposons and other rice repetitive elements (see Material and Methods), allows a powerful mining of copies fragmented by other insertions.

Deeply influenced by the critical writings of Clement Greenberg, they aspired to an abstract art of extreme purity, and for Judd, Flavin, Morris, Sol LeWitt, and several others this meant an art of three-dimensional objects whose industrial (non-art) materials, repetitive elements, and conceptual rigor ruled out all traces of the artist's personal touch.