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The cycle (which is continually repeated) is 18 pulses long.

Anderson is a great choice of artist for the gallery, which is continually inventive and interdisciplinary.

The relationships of their parts can be demonstrated by concentric circles, in which clockwise rotation represents a cycle, or strophe, of the song, which is continually repeated.

In this sense, maths is a more ancient and fixed base for knowledge than science, which is continually improved and changed in light of new evidence.

The thicker and more solemn of the books has been put out by Vogue, which is continually reinforcing its status as leader in the field with episodes of self-regard.

The British video games industry is a homegrown success story dating back to the 1980s, but which is continually enriched by the range of excellent design and development courses at UK universities today – long may it contiune.

These teeth, which were continually ground down by chewing, allowed the animal to consume a coarse, abrasive diet of vegetation.

Ultimately, all these groups were persecuted by successive revolutionary governments, which were continually being forced to establish conservative limits to individual and collective behaviour.

Ozment is right to warn us against overestimating the social cohesion of the traditional family, which was continually challenged by its members' desires and discontents.

Chris Kaman had 14 points and Mike James added 12 for Dallas, which was continually pressured down low by Lopez and Blatche and was outscored by 52-34 in the paint.

The whole space telescope runs on the equivalent of 20 car batteries, which are continually re-charged by 6m wing-shaped solar panels.