Sentence examples for while the frequent from inspiring English sources

These structures are thus interpreted to have been exploited by the deep weathering while the frequent N S lineaments have not and thus might be younger.

He talks in the unhurried manner of his generation and class, pulling out the diphthongs, and his sentences bending to an expiring cadence, while the frequent Yesses which patrol your own comments are largely noncommittal.

Above all the movie has a heart, a mind and a gentleness of spirit that parents will welcome, while the frequent flights of fancy ensure that no child will be left behind.

The gas-solid contacting properties of fluidized bed reactors are beneficial for ALD surface reactions, while the frequent solid-solid collisions do not disrupt the self-limiting behavior of ALD reactant gases.

While the frequent claim that his feats single-handedly saved the game from a massive public disillusionment that might have otherwise accompanied the Black Sox Scandal of 1919 is an exaggeration, his home-run hitting did revitalize the sport.

While the frequent use of abortion can limit out-of-wedlock births, that is, the sudden mass availability of abortion almost certainly had the opposite effect — mostly by changing the obligations associated with pregnancy, and by legitimating male irresponsibility where sex and its consequences are concerned.

That should have helped to undermine lazy distinctions, while smoothing the frequent transitions in work that are the norm.

While citing the frequent absences of marquee favorites like Donna Murphy and Bernadette Peters, Charles Isherwood failed to balance his thesis with the sterling example of Hugh Jackman.

Plastics reduced cost and complexity for automakers while eliminating the frequent maintenance required of owners who wanted to keep their "woodies" looking new.

In the present study, we used a traditional visual oddball paradigm, in which participants were required to press a button for the infrequent target stimulus, while ignoring the frequent non-target standard stimulus.

Subjects were instructed to attend to and count the rare stimuli on the left wrist while ignoring the frequent stimuli to the right wrist.