looping in in a sentence

• The main disadvantage here is that processes require busy-waiting ( looping in while ).
• The convention is to have all the mesh currents looping in a clockwise direction.
• Currently the school uses looping in grades 1-4.
• There, he takes the same train as previously, looping in the other direction, to Olten via Bern.
• He is known for his hand-crafted, diverse and often unpredictable indietronic style, integrating live looping in both his recordings and live performances.
• The skies over this eastern Pakistani city were once dotted with brightly colored kites, swooping and looping in intense dogfights _ a local obsession.
• Marshall has written complex works for both electronic and acoustic instruments, using techniques such as digital delay, filtering of voices and tape looping in " live-electronic " concerts.
• The introduction for the first time, in 1845, of user operations for a variety of service functions including, most importantly, an effective system for user control of looping in user programs.
• This looping was initially described by Wilbrand, who studied subjects with severe optic nerve atrophy after enucleation, and who then appears to have exaggerated the importance of this looping in later drawings.
• And when you're looping in a major championship, dead into the wind on the back nine, it's like flopping a cow over your shoulder for a five-mile march over 4 1 / 2 hours.
• It's difficult to see looping in in a sentence .
• The arms of St . Paul's Cathedral in Regina, Saskatchewan contain a bordure " its inner line looping in foils of poplar of the field within the bordure at each angle and at regular intervals between ".
• When in free-fall, the player can speed up and attain streamlined body which enables quicker reach to the required height while leaving Owl vulnerable to attacks, or looping in free-fall to dodge any shots fired by enemies.
• Jason Walton of RPGFan agreed, saying that " the music is composed extremely well, full of variety ", though he did not like that the tracks were kept short instead of looping in order to fit all of the songs on one disc.
• It brings back an element I believe today's children are missing-- family structure and stability-- because it involves the parents, " said Frederick Hampton, an associate professor of education at Cleveland State University who studied the use of looping in East Cleveland, a low-income Cleveland suburb.
• A visit can mean only one thing : to relive that single moment, looping in our minds as a silent procession of black limos broken by an unnerving pop and then Jackie Kennedy bounding out of the back of the car in search of something _ now lost forever.
• "Escape's " other notable single was " Freaks Come out at Night, " about which the critic Greg Tate wrote : " [ The track's ] sybaritic verses would be just so much more overbaked hip hop toasting without Smith's sizzling contrapuntal eruptions arcing and looping in and out of the vocals.
• British magazine " Paste " s The 50 Best Albums of 2012 at number 50, and the magazine wrote, " With its constantly shifting tonal landscapes and non-standard structures, it's the kind of music that's exceptionally hard to peg on paper, but that never stops " Visions " tracks from looping in your head long after it spins to a close ".