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121. Many of the other injuries repetitive strain injuries (rsi) that can develop from these motions can include tendonitis, and wrist pain, and elbow pain.

122. The other is that the book is a bit repetitive and disorganised.

123. In a character string, to reduce the space taken on a data medium by repetitive characters.

124. Computing the oil volume of inner floating roof metal tank manually needs repetitive table search, which is a time-consuming process with a certain error rate.

125. Digital filter FIR is applied into the repetitive control strategy.

126. Through dividing operating tasks into many subtasks in order, the system can utilize initial status and object to express the task including " repetitive operation".

127. These results prove the practical value of this repetitive DNA fragment on the identification of the Leishmania isolates in China.

128. This repetitive and uncreative task bored her, so she decided to start her own business.

129. Variations in the properties of the weld occurring at short regular intervals along the weld line due to repetitive variation in welding heat.

130. Absrtact: The problem of repetitive computing exits in the process of transition from non-deterministic finite automata to deterministic finite automata using the subset construction method.

131. The clinical history revealed repetitive pressure on her thighs during the work.

132. The statistical methods used are general statistical description (such as mean and standard deviation), repetitive measurement deviation analysis, clustering analysis and multiple linear regression.

133. Cardinal signs of inflammation will occur only when there is rapid, high level stress in an area such as in acute trauma, repetitive stress episodes, allergic/toxic reactions and metabolic disease.

134. The dynamical performance of the tool holder is detected and analyzed by real-time control experiment. An advanced control method called repetitive control is presented in the thesis.

135. DNA that is mainly composed of repetitive sequences. It is denatured genomic DNA are re - annealed.

136. Ultra fast low-loss controlled avalanche rectifier. Repetitive peak reverse voltage 50 V.

137. They note that this type of activity may play a role in facilitating mechanical and metabolic processes in the musculoskeletal system that counter the repetitive or sedentary effects of many jobs.

138. The highly repetitive structure of a log file gives restructuring its strongest advantage.

139. As night draws in on Mount Athos, the monasteries resonate with a repetitive "tack, tack, tack," a haunting sound that seems to echo around the courtyards.

140. Objective To analyze the typing of E. cloacae strains by repetitive extragenic palindromic element based PCR (rep PCR).

141. In this paper a hybrid fuzzy - repetitive control scheme for 400 Hz constant-voltage constant - frequency ( CVCF ) inverters is presented.

142. For instance, let's consider the sine wave , or sinusoid, a mathematical function that describes a smooth repetitive oscillation.

143. Hard-core administrators use the command-line rather than a GUI for repetitive,(sentencedict.com) well-defined tasks.

144. Capek invented the word "robot" in his 1921 play RUR (Rossum's Universal Robots), when he introduced the concept of human-like creations capable of doing dull repetitive tasks.

145. If used properly, net margin sirolan data is very accurate, and repetitive.

146. The repetitive stress involved in smacking the ball may induce the tendonitis known as medial epicondylitis, or golfer's elbow.

147. It may help some people who have arm tension and aches from prolonged keyboarding, writing, or any other repetitive movement.

148. "If you suspect this person lives in Kiev, " Mr. Nazario said, "I would look for someone who has recently reported repetitive stress injury symptoms."

149. In part I, we reported that the repetitive administration of Shaoyao - Gancao - Tang ( SGT ) increased the bioavailability of glycyrrhizin ( GL ) in SGT.

150. The film is repetitive, top-heavy: Wright blows his wad too early.