Sentence examples for vast repetition from inspiring English sources

To undertake data gathering, we could design a single form that, for each pupil, includes details about their class and their school, but this would lead to vast repetition of data entry, and there is a natural hierarchy within the project that lends itself to three forms being used in a 'one-to-many' fashion.

So generating a list of commands unique to a given subject is a painstaking task that takes hours of repetition and a vast amount of computing.

In the vast majority of Arab countries, girls have a lower repetition rate than boys.

In the vast majority of countries in the region, girls have a lower repetition rate than boys.

The vast majority of the microsatellites (191/206) are short, with 6 10 motif repetitions.

Because such an array generates vast quantities of data, it is desirable to improve the statistical reliability of the data through experimental repetitions.

An Entertainment, from 1990, remains piercingly new with its violently abrupt clips of Mr Punch magnified on four vast screens that enclose the viewer in a devastating cycle of assault and battery, with Punch's demonic repetitions "Nasty baby!

This estimation was based on a vast collection of electronic Polish language texts (books, web pages, newspapers, magazines, etc)., and the number of repetitions of single words in the entire collection was considered (see Kazojć, 2011).

"His repetition.

Avoid repetition.

Your repetition.