Which made him all the more determined that there would be no repetition at Celtic. |
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And that discussion turns, with wearying repetition, on the ways in which Canadians are not like Americans. |
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The affirmative answer was engineered, predetermined and deafening in its repetition. |
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The endless repetition of incorrigible and isolated individuality is the statement and each time he makes it he makes it afresh. |
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Gartner takes his pattern of repetition to a comic level in an editorial urging donations to the local public radio station. |
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Unlike most remixes, each track is treated beyond a simple representation or repetition of its original. |
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There were lardons in every savoury dish, unwelcome both on grounds of repetition and salt, which he arguably overdoes. |
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What many patients experience is an awakening of emotions which they have never had, rather than a repetition of phantasies from the past. |
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Through this measure, the chances of success against a repetition of the revolutionary movement were greatly improved. |
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By analyzing the sources of return, however, it can be easily seen that a repetition of that historical performance is improbable. |
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The late 19th century saw a repetition of this process in the white dominions of Canada and Australasia. |
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That is the experience, a heady repetition, that is immediately overwhelming, but so captivating that you are drawn to the detail. |
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I think it matches to the idea of recalling advertisement creativity is set within the economy of time and repetition of an industry. |
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Stories from the Rains of Love and Death consists of five scenes that fold into one another connected by a repetition of events and motifs. |
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She concluded that the repetition of such images ultimately neutralizes their moral force. |
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She is deeply attached to symmetry, and thus to the repetition and change obtained when images are mirrored. |
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Sound repetition and permutation, together with various graphic variants, thus governs meaning in Bergvall's poem. |
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An integral component of McCabe's music is repetition, be it notes, rhythm, or textures. |
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There's a quaintness in these tableaux that's at first charming but eventually slides into overkill through sheer grating repetition. |
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The book is wordy, and repetition of various concepts by different contributors and heaviness on quotations make it slow reading. |
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Its cadences follow the rhythms of machines, and pull the reader into its moments of repetition, into its pauses. |
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This works to counter the habitual patterns you have built up through constant repetition. |
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The excitation source used was an argon-ion laser-pumped, regeneratively amplified Ti-sapphire laser operating at 250 kHz repetition rate. |
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Tall, thin Tudor-imitation buildings travel past me, the familiar not registering in my mind, etched in by repetition. |
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But it's worth stating the obvious once again because the repetition of what we know can put into relief what we do not. |
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An analysis of this speech reveals that the student used varied repetition strategies, including anaphora, antithesis, chiasmus, and parallelism. |
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Since the traumatic incident was, by definition, unpleasant, its repetition appeared to contravene the pleasure principle. |
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If the transcendental philosophy is not a version of Leibnizian rationalism, why is it not a repetition of the sceptical empiricism of Hume? |
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And then the constant repetition and continuous coverage has been astounding. |
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It understands rile future not as simply a repetition of today or as the inevitable march of progress. |
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If imitation is a general category of artistic activity, repetition is an insistently demonstrative species of imitation. |
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There is, as a consequence, some repetition and little sense that the eleven articles constitute a coherent whole. |
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A striking aspect of the early rock art is its drawing of tessellations, which show infinite repetition. |
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Given the dialogic nature of language, the paradox of intertextuality is that repetition can involve semantic renewal and difference. |
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The exact potency the body requires can be determined, as can the repetition of the dose. |
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He settled into that familiar, steady, Melburnian tedium of pointless repetition and occasional scandal. |
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I can see why it's been called wordy, but I don't mind a bit of repetition as long as they say it funny, and they did. |
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Such repetition is compounded with frequent reminders to readers of where they have been and where they are going. |
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How much of a challenge was it to keep the game's repetition from becoming tiresome? |
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The poem of Fingal, he said, was a mere unconnected rhapsody, a tiresome repetition of the same images. |
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The progress or development of style becomes temporalised within the narration encouraging viewer awareness of repetition and change. |
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Leigh is also renowned for his dialogue, which is consistently authentic and loaded with comic repetition and misunderstanding. |
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But his childish repetition of gritty details makes A Million Little Pieces not only tedious, but downright farcical in spots. |
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By its nature, as a collection of papers, there is bound to be repetition across chapters. |
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So the countersignature that returns to Nietzsche when he writes himself to himself validates the first by repetition. |
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His work has a poetic quality in its rhythmic repetition and its references to the dichotomy between nature and culture. |
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To us, the present generation, a repetition of these events is out of the question. |
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In most of these compositions, the physical routine of executing difficult rhythms is amply reinforced by plenty of repetition. |
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The plaintiffs attacked this plea on the grounds that it offended against the repetition rule. |
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Her poems often have a hip-hop feel, emphasizing repetition and the mnemonic power of the spoken word. |
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The repetition of the sounds in the carpenter school becomes a natural background rhythm. |
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Things pick up with a more pronounced drumbeat, the repetition of hi-hat, bass swells. |
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Above these there is a vocal line so free and continuous that the strictures imposed by the repetition of the bass are scarcely felt. |
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This repetition of the oath in the editorial apparatus suggests a critical dis-ease with the play's most embodied speech-act. |
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The more media publicity given to that image, the greater is the possibility of the repetition of that image, and they love it. |
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Themes and motifs interweave and recur, circling around each other, acquiring new associations with each repetition. |
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Counterpoint and repetition of motifs provide cohesiveness and musical logic. |
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It seeks to present ideas clearly and directly, and to avoid archaic terms, repetition, and verbosity. |
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One of the outstanding characteristics of Roman roads was they were more or less straight, without hesitation, repetition or deviation. |
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The repetition and hyperbole involved in castigatory preaching approach suggest, paradoxically, its limited effect. |
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The simple repetition of bland reassurance that fails to address patients' fears is ineffective. |
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To make the books balance every show has to have all the employed actors in it which can lead to repetition and sameyness in the work. |
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There is an almost ritual use of repetition in the strophic or modified strophic songs. |
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Some of our people, listening in on our ancestors' imagined, other-worldly discourse, hear only the endless repetition of the never again. |
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Kata are the isolable elements by which an art form may be taught through observation, imitation, and repetition. |
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Another recurrent prosodic trait in this book is the repetition of tercets. |
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If repetition was the definition of insanity, millions would be certifiable each and every New Year. |
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Above the bassy boom of the television there was a banging repetition of sounds. |
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The long, slow repetition of simple, but heavily detuned chords mimics, in a way, the chanting of monks. |
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The philosophy of the album seems to be redemption through chant-like repetition. |
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Justice's most obvious technical accomplishments involved not metrics but stanzaic forms and repetition. |
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To develop skills in learners, exercises are designed with important Telugu graphemic signs and pictures for repetition and practice. |
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Metaphors or repetition become tiring and irritating when overworked, rather than amusing, moving or shocking. |
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To avoid any repetition of this nightmare I have put a note in my diary to use my mobile to ring the Speaking Clock in five months' time. |
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It all falls apart when each gratification palls in the face of mindless repetition. |
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It's impressive how the continual repetition of palpable nonsense can create widespread illusions. |
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Working in pairs or trios, students identified examples of these repetition strategies in the speeches they read. |
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The visible brickwork is neatly laid, and vertical alignment on the headers is maintained in the six-course repetition. |
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However, it also caused an illusion of repetition for items presented only once. |
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One of the problems I find when listening to commercial radio is the constant repetition of fairly long adverts. |
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There's constant repetition which, at times, gives the writing the soothing familiarity of a fairy tale. |
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Some of the shading techniques used were cross-hatching, stippling, spirals and close repetition of continuous lines. |
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Only constant repetition will succeed in imprinting an idea on the memory of a crowd. |
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The newly blancoed surface was easily scuffed or marked, necessitating a repetition of the entire laborious procedure. |
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For the stammerer there is a feeling of being out of control and an ensuing repetition of sounds, syllables, words or pauses. |
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I taught her whole class this when she was four and she finds repetition boring. |
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The fact is, children love repetition of good things, from pat-a-cake games to stories and songs. |
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The immense grief his family is suffering has been compounded by the unending repetition of false claims about him on the internet. |
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So it's not the violence, per se, but the exacerbation and constant repetition. |
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It is because the daily reports are too harrowing, the gruesome repetition too terrible. |
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He has a particularly disagreeable grunt when he does not understand what you say, and desires a repetition. |
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An ambition to succeed and surpass one's predecessors is the driving force behind the emulative impulse of repetition as paragone. |
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A more serious blemish with most modern poetry, is nimiety, the tendency to dilute the general effect by repetition. |
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Two separate dissociations occurred in Experiments 1 and 2 involving repetition priming in the context of a trivia paradigm. |
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The idea of the loop brings to mind repetition, non-linearity and circular motion. |
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In the sentence repetition subtest, the child repeats verbatim sentences that the examiner reads aloud. |
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We expected it was, given the evidence from other deep dysphasic patients showing that poor repetition is associated with surface dyslexia. |
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A correlation between poor repetition and lexical reading impairments has been reported for French speaking deep dysphasic patients. |
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A number of excursuses also reduce the need for repetition by producing informative essays to which cross-reference can be made. |
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As ringtones become part of our environment, they could push pop music toward new levels of concision, repetition, and catchiness. |
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Instead, he published a condescending repetition of the same stuff he'd run in April. |
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Formally, palilalia is a compulsive involuntary repetition of a semantically acceptable phrase or word. |
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The use of the poetic device hyperbaton, or inverted word order, is a form of repetition that sets the mood for the rest of the section. |
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In Smithson's work, seriality involves not pure repetition or reiteration but rather accretion, concretion, and diminution. |
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In my view he is less a figure of his age than one above it, characterized by his constancy and the ritual repetition of certain themes. |
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I found it plodding, uninteresting, and, with the substitution of repetition for analysis, rather less informative than might be expected. |
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Even if the mistakes are forgiven, can one forgive the repetition of the same mistakes over and over again? |
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I think if we have a repetition of what happened last year in Ireland the thing is a dead duck! |
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Now a line is extended and Leibniz held that extension is a form of repetition, so, a line, being divisible into parts, cannot be a unity. |
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In Metropolis, Fritz Lang had the office as an urban dystopia with workers shuffling about in smocks with bowed heads, sedated by repetition. |
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It seeks to present ideas clearly, concisely, and directly, and to avoid legalese, archaic terms, and repetition. |
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She played for several years before retiring with repetition strain injury. |
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The book's eye-glazing repetition suggests the manuscript, too, was treated reverentially. |
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Decorative patterns, repetition, alternation and progression were reviewed at this point. |
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Sheff injects poetry into his words through repetition and rhythm, sometimes as interdependent traits. |
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The piecemeal approach means that there is some repetition and that the conclusions are necessarily modest. |
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Under an Hour is a three-piece post-classical mirage of repetition and withdrawal. |
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Regarding the Middle East, it is mistaking truculent asperity and tiresome repetition for Churchillian wartime eloquence. |
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The cycle of hopeful experiment followed by complete failure went on in profitless repetition. |
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Singularity, order and repetition are instituted to check accumulation and sprawl. |
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An accusation of plagiarism assumes not only that you can spot a repetition but that you know where originality lies. |
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Sometimes the descriptive noun phrase has already been used in a previous clause, and to avoid repetition, the anaphor such is substituted. |
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To do this entails a degree of abstraction in the course of which patternings emerge, patternings of repetition and difference. |
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Then they added more grasses and some butterfly weed, asters, and anemones, often in repetition and sweeps. |
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This economy has, as its constitutive elements, such factors as attention span, pleasure, ratio of novelty to repetition. |
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The mere repetition of a few chords or basic riffs while you struggled with the fretboard still had you quaking with excitement. |
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The repetition and variation of the panels allows for a cumulatively developing awareness of the work. |
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We attributed the reduced cytotoxicity at higher repetition rates to the contribution of the oxygen-independent mechanism. |
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As with any skill, practice and repetition are the keys to confidence and competent performance. |
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When teams from outside the elite gatecrash the party the favoured clubs pick apart their squads to ensure no repetition. |
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Utzon's key geometrics, the systems of standardisation and repetition, made for economy as well as for logic and beauty. |
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We cannot guarantee to print all letters received, particularly in cases of repetition. |
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I am committed to doing my part to publicly decry a destructive repetition of history. |
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That quirk also gave him repetition compulsions and an obsession about praying. |
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Here, the repetition and rotation of a basic truss creates the paraboloid form of the roof. |
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Let us assume then that the persistence or repetition of a reverberatory activity tends to induce lasting cellular changes that add to its stability. |
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So the music that accompanies Isolde's death is her transfiguration, and the repetition of the Tristan chord shows that she dies of love's sorrow. |
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Were this Zach Curtis-directed Theatre in the Round production less entertaining than it is, I might have been more than mildly irked by Beane's rather artless repetition. |
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If Bene's cinema is one of constant becoming, of repetition and incompletion, perhaps the most common recurring theme in his scenes is frustration. |
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Mr. K had nothing but contempt for it all, sticking to his formula of discipline, repetition, and hollering. |
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The source also needs to maintain bandwidth stability as parameters like duty cycle and repetition rate change, creating thermal transients and acoustic resonances. |
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Today is so uninteresting I'm having to resort to repetition. |
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He learned that to change his habits he had to rely on reasoning, for the sense of feeling only enables the repetition of familiar, habitual actions. |
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Laser pulses of 100 fs full-width at half-maximum at 790 nm, 800 mW power, and 1 kHz repetition rate were generated from a regeneratively amplified Ti-S system. |
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And since his subject in this early period of his career was the incorrigibility of human hopefulness, repetition, not progressive plotting, was crucial to his method. |
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Central ideas can be identified by the repetition of words or phrases, especially as section titles, displayed quotations, graphics, or topic sentences of paragraphs. |
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If pop music, as a genre, has a tragic flaw, it is that despite its placement across time, it does not provide any substantive narrative, replacing it instead with repetition. |
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What that means is works that avoid melodic drama and any narrative sense, instead building on drawn-out repetition and evolution in almost indiscernible increments. |
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The protest we hear is strangely divided, along with repetition of the mantra about keeping food prices high for the benefit of farmers and cultivators. |
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The tedium sets in for two reasons, repetition and lack of interest. |
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These videos are accompanied by independently looping soundscapes that create surprising convergences and discordances through their fragmentation, distortion and repetition. |
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Yet something happens in the repetition of simple phrases put to song. |
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We should not, however, assume from this that for Augustine-or for us-this parable is dispensable, a redundant repetition of a message that we already know from elsewhere. |
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If you give charity 100 times, the repetition of the physical act breaks down your egocentricity and engrains the behavior of a more charitable person. |
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One is of a pair of figures from the shoulders up, looking at two sculpted busts that are, in shape and composition, an exact repetition of themselves. |
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An obvious device for poets and lyricists who are concerned with sound is alliteration, the repetition of initial or medial sounds in two or more adjacent words. |
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The Rosary has its origins in the psalms, which monastic communities would recite as part of their daily petitions, such as psalm repetition for the deceased in purgatory. |
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Avoiding set rhyme schemes but staying within more or less uniform stanzas, Roberts devises sonic constellations out of internal rhyme and repetition. |
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And I was trying to illustrate that with a more familiar example, which would be something like the repetition of a limerick. |
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As mentioned before, this formal coherence is achieved not through thematic development, but through the varied repetition of clearly discernible musical ideas. |
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The section on markers discusses rhyme and alliteration, oppositions, word repetition, paradox, metaphor, pithiness and aspects of the syntax of proverbs. |
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The repetition of that became as tastelessly titillating as showing us a torn arm or a decomposing torso. |
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He adopts a half-sob crack in the voice with monotonous repetition. |
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A torrent of repetition and gibberish pours unendingly from the mouth of a man in a clown costume in Naumann's painful, static video installation. |
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In this case it involves neither text repetition nor augmentation of declamatory rhythm, but rather an extra measure of piano figuration between couplets. |
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It plays out like a good stand-up comedy routine, frequently coming back to several details or situations, which get more funny through repetition and changing context. |
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Again, as the details of the story emerge, Owen employs repetition to emphasize the degree to which the characters contradict themselves, then defend themselves. |
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Therefore, neat and concise hyphenated compound terms will be used throughout to help disentangle his various roles and avoid needless repetition and reader boredom. |
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Over twenty-four minutes, the laborious repetition seems similar to the use of a single phrase, repeated on end, in an attempt to reach a state of heightened awareness. |
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From the insistent repetition, one gets the impression that this is a phone call that has been made many times before and will be replayed in the future. |
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Using a compass to create hundreds of circles in delicate works on paper, Hesse carried Minimalist repetition and seriality to the point of obsession. |
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The chief innovation here is the repetition of scenes with minor but supposedly significant differences, such as moving the room around for a new angle of vision. |
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The double is the literary negation of personal identity and the concept of character, just as the repetition of events is the negation of time and plot. |
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If the repetition is only in the melody, with changed harmony, it is called a melodic sequence, and if the repetition is followed also in the harmony, a harmonic sequence. |
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The use of repetition, compound words, and anastrophe are key stylistic traits of Circle and are found throughout the collection of historic manuscripts that inspired it. |
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Fast repetition rate fluorometry has been used successfully to investigate the variable fluorescence characteristics of cyanobacteria in oceanic Case 1 waters. |
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The intensity and lack of small talk that those who met them remarked on in the hijackers probably derived from their silent, constant dhikr or repetition of sacred verses. |
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For example, spurious harmonics might result if pulses are transmitted in a fixed repetition modulation, or if too many pulses are sent out during a fixed interval of time. |
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She was horrified by the repetition and was generally not happy with it. |
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She was always good at repetition, at combining melody and harmony and rolling them over into country drone, but Rawlings is replaced here on half the tracks by a fiddle. |
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At times, the ensemble pieces take on a relentlessly driving momentum, locking into a cyclic repetition that is embellished by individual trills, flourishes or patters. |
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Kendrick rapidly chants these last lines in repetition with Bilal and anna Wise sing-shouting behind him, like a rallying cry. |
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I am dog tired of the damnable persona, the expectations, the limitations, the repetition, the pop-up chorus line, the dead weight of accumulated history. |
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Premiered in Berlin in 2005, the work is a flirtation with minimalism, or at least with the technique of motoric repetition in overlapping cycles or phases. |
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After the repetition of the Antiphon at the end of the last Psalm of a Nocturn, is said the appropriate Versicle and Respond according to the Office of the Day. |
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Untilted lives up to its title, finding Booth and Brown unbowed in their belief that clinical repetition and street-smart hip-hop beats can coexist in the universe. |
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With the emphatic repetition of this line at the end of the book, the image of the omnipotent deity has been exorcized from Vallejo's poetic imagery. |
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Additional factors such as repetition, linguistic competence, cultural schemata, and transfer also contribute to the different levels of inexplicitness. |
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Dogmatic constraints, tactical stereotypes, schematism in place of originality, and the boring repetition of truisms are contributing factors in creative infecundity. |
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The playful activities would include babbling, imitation, repetition and exploration of tonal and rhythm patterns along with free-flowing movement. |
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Alas, I am not much of a celeb-hound so my lists of famous diners were characterised by a lot of unlikely repetition and occasional rank unfeasibility. |
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These ungrounded rumors wildly combine incongruous prejudices and fears that seem to have no source but are always a repetition of someone else's repetition. |
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Elsewhere, though, such repetition sounds the music of the spheres. |
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This was followed, between 9 May and 13 July, by 15 episodes of lava fountaining, which were essentially a repetition of those of the preceding year. |
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As such, these elements function as metonyms for the entire language, and their frequent repetition constitutes a convincing representation of English. |
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The spires of the background forest continue this use of repetition. |
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Fast repetition rate fluorometry is an optical technique for estimating photosynthetic properties of phytoplankton from measurements of variable fluorescence yield. |
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Aruna Broota, for example, has developed a relaxation technique that combines four yogic postures and repetition of a religious word like shanti, or peace. |
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The next 10 times after that, the sheer repetition made it funny again, like the famous Simpsons rake joke. |
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Previous studies of intervention to reduce repetition of deliberate self harm in unselected patient groups have been unsuccessful in reducing the proportion of repeaters. |
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In the repetition of the performance, we entered more deeply into the material within the therapeutic gaze and the relationship that we had established. |
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In contrast to past beliefs, repetition may reduce the fidelity of memory representations. |
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In making the determination whether or not there is that necessary element of repetition one looks at the whole history of the defendant's litigious activity. |
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The repetition of the word century, instead of evoking diachrony, only further betrays the precarious instantaneity of the utterance, its vocalic ephemerality. |
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About 1500, composers adopted the practice of paired imitation and through imitation, the repetition of short melodic passages in two voices or in all parts. |
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There also are significant differences in the requirements for testing ranges and repetition rate, and pass-fail criteria are much tighter under the new standard. |
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The lyrics are replete with repetition, prosaism, and smugness. |
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Many students may need to be introduced to effective practice methods such as repetition, playing with a metronome, woodshedding and visualization. |
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The next form of repetition is fundamental not only to many folk songs but also to art music in its smallest and largest sections. |
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Weaving can be summarized as a repetition of these three actions, also called the primary motion of the loom. |
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The FIA have warned Spanish authorities about the repetition of such behaviour. |
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The sacrament of the Eucharist is the spiritual and unbloody repetition of the sacrifice on the cross. |
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Duplicate and repeat assaying gave an acceptable repetition of gold grades however some spottiness was noted. |
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We have already seen that repetition can focus on segmentable linguistic form as opposed to semantic meaning. |
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This is less an appeal to traditionalism than a striving for timeless repetition. |
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The narrative flow of the twin parables unfolds in a manner that reflects a chiastic formulation in the repetition of their themes. |
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They are desacralized by the process of repetition and make sense only in their own succession, in their own seriality. |
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Then he went off into his own updated, posteverything style, full of explicit dissonance, repetition and strange dynamics. |
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And lo! those waters, steeled By breezeless air to smoothest polish, yield A vivid repetition of the stars. |
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The efficacy of repetition, semantic, and gesture treatments for verb retrieval and use in Broca's aphasia. |
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When faced with a false friend, memorization and repetition are the keys to mastery. |
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In the repetition task, the auditory stimulus was a series of sentences delivered every 5 seconds binaurally through earphones. |
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Simultaneous oscillation of pulses with four-fold difference in pulsewidths and tens of Hz repetition rate difference is observed. |
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This repetition is not redundant, but adds an air of continuity only befitting the story's scale and grandeur. |
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Webb and Rott found, among others, an accumulative effect of repetition of the unknown word in either a sentence or a text. |
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Routinism subconscious repetition of procedures already used with varying proportions of hange. |
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An Austrian study finds no effect on grade repetition among native students exposed to migrant students. |
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They identified babytalk and repetition as types of elderspeak and recommended these behaviors as topics for training programs. |
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Much of western architecture emphasizes repetition of simple motifs, straight lines and expansive, undecorated planes. |
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Second, the physical repetition allows for the street to become a cathected part of the body image, linking the character's body itself. |
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Representative lapses include excessive repetition, confused organization, awkward sentence structure, and other problems. |
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Is it in essence so extremely funny-ha-ha that it will bear this so frequent repetition? |
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Usodimare's narration seems to be a mere repetition of the tale told in the Libro del Conoscimiento. |
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However, education quality is weak, producing high rates of grade repetition and dropout. |
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One of the greatest assets of computers is they never tire of the repetition needed. |
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They are usually narrative in structure and make considerable use of repetition. |
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Young children's phonological awareness and nonword repetition as a function of vocabulary development. |
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As an irrational and transcendental number, it will continue infinitely without repetition or pattern. |
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Where there is too great a repetition of forms, light and shade will break them up or mass them together. |
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And it's that gladful repetition that music and Word together can enhance in bringing praise to God. |
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The repetition of one chord progression may mark off the only section in a simple verse form such as the twelve bar blues. |
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The one repetition maximum for the squat, bench press and power clean exercises were determined as measures of dynamic strength. |
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The League of Nations was formed with the aim of preventing any repetition of such a conflict. |
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These immersion programs focus on learning language through activity, props and repetition. |
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For the most part it will be learned by observation, imitation, repetition or correction by other group members. |
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Pulse widths are adjustable from 25 microseconds to 8,750 microseconds, with a pulse repetition frequency up to 20 hertz. |
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As electronics have improved many radars now can change their pulse repetition frequency, thereby changing their range. |
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Violent scenes in 1682 forced London's militia into action, and to prevent any repetition the following year a proclamation was issued, banning bonfires and fireworks. |
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These identikit productions do not require specific performers to bring a new interpretation but require the repetition of the successful event for the paying audience. |
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In order to maximize range, longer times between pulses should be used, referred to as a pulse repetition time, or its reciprocal, pulse repetition frequency. |
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In Catalan, gemination is expressed with consonant repetition. |
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Too often her critique of orientalism is undercut both by the content of the texts she rites in support, and by her own repetition of the terms she anathematises. |
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His mind and will in the matter may be known either from the character of the documents, from his frequent repetition of the same doctrine, or from his manner of speaking. |
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After a stressful event, the histrionic patient often manifests swings from rigid overcontrol to uncontrolled intrusions and emotional repetition. |
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The narrative that Fielding has selected hinges on the repetition of concealment, sustained cross-gender performance, ambisexual desire, and its embodiment. |
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Instances of anadiplosis, homoioptoton, and epizeuxis are also modes of repetition that add inherently musical dimensions to the language and narrative. |
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In its most common form it relies on a double repetition, rather than a rhyming scheme, which is a frequently employed device in children's rhymes and stories. |
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Its sharp and harsh cry, resembling a repetition of Jynx, Jynx, Jynx. |
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After an extensive repetition of volleys, followed by a bayonet charge, the 33rd, in conjunction with the rest of Harris's force, forced Tipu's infantry to retreat. |
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Another objective of refactorization is to factor out repeated coding patterns into new abstractions and thus avoid their repetition resulting in less code to maintain. |
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But memorize them we did, in big painful chunks, by rote repetition. |
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This depends on repetition of a pattern that is short enough to memorize. |
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Student responses are gradually automatized through repetition. |
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The adoration of places, that very European form of topolatria, 6 motivates a secular repetition and reveals an unspoken sacrality in its metrical mysticism. |
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To get lipsync in time with the speech, I used a simple looping pattern of four mouth shapes, with a break from the repetition where obvious consonant sounds are made. |
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A regular Hilberg process is a stationary process that satisfies both a power-law growth of topological entropy and a hyperlogarithmic growth of maximal repetition. |
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Because they are generally doxic in nature, that is, prereflexive, signalic signs are often constituted by repetition, which begins at a very early age. |
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