Sentence examples for systematic circles from inspiring English sources

It has a doomed Russian cosmonaut walking in systematic circles, immolated by his own memories, still wearing his space suit, counting grandly down to a takeoff that will never happen.

It has a doomed Russian cosmonaut walking in systematic circles, immolated by his own memories, still wearing his space suit, counting grandly down to a take-off that will never happen.

The decrease in the thresher shark's swim speed combined with the conspicuous lowering of the caudal fin and its systematic circling behavior, may provide an increased opportunity for the cleaners to inspect, thereby making pelagic thresher sharks more attractive clients.

It is anchored on these basis of evidence that the Program Perbor proposed the PGA-Global Programme of antimalarial systematic intervention by circles extensive progressive from the population-dense centers.

Still more successful is 2666, a five-part monster circling around the systematic murder of women in a small Mexican town, published after the novelist's death.

The earliest evidence of celestial timekeeping is a flat bone from the Dordogne, carved about 30,000 years ago with crescents and circles at what look like systematic intervals that correspond with the phases of the moon.

The current craze in DC policy circles is to create a "systematic risk regulator" to make sure that the country never experiences another economic crisis like the current one.

Project training was conducted via baseline circle meetings and involved a systematic examination of the study protocol, and a review of the project data collection form.

We will continue to go around in circles until we are much more systematic in bringing scientific and engineering realities to the table.

It is, moreover, apparent from Figure 5 that there is no systematic difference between the results obtained with 64Cu (circles) and 68Ga (triangles), respectively.

The Bahá'ís around the world are currently being encouraged to focus on capacity building through children's classes, youth groups, devotional gatherings, and a systematic study of the religion known as study circles.