Examples of using Constantly repeated in English and their translations into German
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Rent spot will be constantly repeated.
They are constantly repeated and in that fit to the design principle of wallpaper pattern.
The selected track is now constantly repeated.
All titles are constantly repeated by default. The“” symbol is displayed.
The selected spot will be constantly repeated.
These conflicts, which were constantly repeated in 1919, seemed to become more violent soon after the beginning of 1920.
The current spot will be constantly repeated.
The Church has constantly repeated that the person and society need not only material goods but spiritual and religious values as well.
After turning, the current spot is constantly repeated.
In pause or cue mode the current spot is constantly repeated after fast forward or reverse until playback is started with the button.
Morning exercises: Set up tripod and camera;Remove the camera and tripod it is constantly repeated throughout the day.
This message, constantly repeated through its public presence, supported a feeling of community and belonging throughout the entire city.
In the pause mode,the spot reached will be constantly repeated after fast forward or reverse.
Constantly repeated thoughts, sounds or feelings can reach the subconscious mind and enter deep into it when the body is quiesced and relaxed.
Choose whether the burst(picture sequence) should be constantly repeated(“”) or whether it should end after the last image“”.
The substitute model chosen by the child has to disappoint the child as well andthe pattern is constantly repeated accordingly.
Liturgy can be compared to the walls in a house or the spine in the body: constantly repeated, firmly established formulas create security and order in the divine service event.
I regard the spiritual history of mankind and especially of India as a constant development of a divine purpose,not a book that is closed and the lines of which have to be constantly repeated.
We find ourselves facing a socio-cultural phenomenon which is constantly repeated in the trajectory of new religious movements.
Relations that have been constantly repeated through decades, and indeed through centuries, create customs and instincts that continue to operate after their material basis has disappeared.
After fast forward/reverse in the pause mode, the current spot will be constantly repeated until the replay is started with the button 16.
NPR's other constantly repeated news story today is a UN report that top military figures in Myanmar are guilty of crimes against humanity in their treatment of Muslims in Rakhine province.
Frame track passages by turning the Jog Wheel -8- in Pause mode; the current frame(=1/75 minute)is constantly repeated.> For more information go to"6.
I am reiterating my initial and constantly repeated concern, including by means of proposals to alter the report's projects, which can be summarised as the need to ensure the geopolitical balance of the EEAS about to be inaugurated.
An average woman is transformed, complete with special effects flash, from a typical secretary into the female equivalent of Superman.This event is constantly repeated, which makes it the center and starting-point of a new narrative structure.
Constantly repeated(over one hundred times in some paintings), the processes of applying the paint uniformly, allowing it to flow and letting it dry are devoted above all to letting something happen, something that obeys only itself and the laws of nature.
Europe must in the end just realise that,as the Chinese gain the upper hand in Africa, our constantly repeated message of democracy, freedom and good governance, not to forget sustainability, is becoming completely meaningless.
The smaller part of the remaining 76 million is contributed by taxing business(post and telegraph charges, stamp tax), but by far the greaterpart of it by imposts on articles of mass consumption, by the constantly repeated clipping of small, imperceptible amounts totalling many millions from the incomes of all members of the population, but particularly of tis poorer sections.
In other words, there is increase in the value and the material mass of the instruments of labour, such as buildings, machinery, drain-pipes, working-cattle, apparatus of every kind that function for a longer orshorter time in processes of production constantly repeated, or that serve for the attainment of particular useful effects, whilst they themselves only gradually wear out, therefore only lose their value piecemeal, therefore transfer that value of the product only bit by bit.