reappearance

Examples of reappearing

reappearing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

For instance, if the coherence was 0.2, the probability of a dot reappearing once was 0.2, twice was 0.04, and three times was 0.008.
But already at all higher levels, characters once lost (let alone extinct species), have a zero chance of reappearing in the same form as before.
Even in the completed marriage parallelogram, wayward movement backward as well as forward is still apparent; elements keep reappearing to demand combination, and issue.
Porosity is the inexhaustible law of life in this city, reappearing everywhere.
If intravenous administration of these agents is indeed effective, and intracoronary injection is not necessary, repeated therapy for reappearing thrombosis would be much easier.
Even for a small corpus, a large number of structural equivalent rules are generated, resulting either from reappearing words or from reappearing linguistic constructions.
Organization of derivatives is uneconomic, with the same word reappearing several times at different senses of an entry (as with blackout, which appears three times).
Not only do the exhumations locate disappeared individuals without truly 'reappearing' them, but after burial and commemoration, the disappeared no longer exist in a powerfully liminal state.
It has a habit of reappearing, often in a more harmful form.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Rickets was a disease that had disappeared, but it is now reappearing.
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