Mathematicians were subject to repeated political evaluations.
Ms. DePalo is subject to repeated deep pliés, and she occasionally claws the air.
Visits were never twice-yearly as had been agreed with Kennedy and were subject to repeated postponements.
McCain's plane was shot down over North Vietnam in 1967 and he spent five and a half years in captivity, subject to repeated torture.
Ronald T. Libby, the author of "The Criminalization of Medicine: America's War on Doctors" (Praeger Publishers, 2007), said he believed that the study was seriously flawed and that pain doctors were subject to repeated harassment.
This paper investigates the event-triggered H∞ control problem for networked discrete-time Markov jump systems subject to repeated scalar nonlinearities.
Fatigue behavior has become progressively more established as technology and it has developed a larger amount of equipment such as aircrafts, compressors, pumps, gas pipelines, oil tanks, pistons, turbines and many more subject to repeated loading and vibration.
When subject to repeated loading cracks initiate within the cladding at the fasteners, nucleating in the plane of maximum shear through the cladding thickness prior to propagating into the plane of the cladding.
So, in response to the objection that experience could lead to false generalizations, Avicenna advises that proper use of experience would include careful attention to the domain of a species, which was subject to repeated observation.
As this capacity is superfluous in the perpetual Azolla symbiosis, gene clusters related to carbon uptake and metabolism may be subject to repeated deleterious mutations due to accelerated molecular evolution in the host-restricted environment.
High altitude parts of the eastern Himalayas were subject to repeated glaciations during the Pleistocene [ 27].
