Frequent repetition, though, is tough on a text.
By frequent repetition, proper breathing techniques become semiautomatic.
Gradually, with frequent repetition and the occasional pop quiz, the new lingo began to take hold.
But its frequent repetition suggests that Mr. Eifman does not have much more to say.
It has intense violence and frequent repetition of every true New Yorker's favorite word.
Congratulations!" The words came out with the mechanical good cheer of frequent repetition.
For the First Amendment, Mr. Bruce uses lively syncopated rhythms and frequent repetitions to add emphasis to words and phrases like "abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press".
The Death of Ivan Ilyich and Confession were both written more simply, even awkwardly, than War and Peace or Anna Karenina, with even more frequent repetitions of the same or very similar words (in the novella, for example, the words "decorum," "decorous," and "indecorous" recur again and again).
Authorities have been stressing the need to carry out a transition from the years of breakneck, double-digit growth to a more balanced, mature model with frequent repetitions of their "new normal" mantra, used by Li several times in his speech in Beijing.
The Chinese government have been stressing the need to adjust from the years of breakneck, double-digit growth to a more balanced and mature model with frequent repetitions of their "new normal" mantra, which was used by Li several times in his speech in Beijing.
To reach a high level of performance, early specialisation typically requires abundant coach-led, 'deliberate practice', designed to improve an athlete's performance through frequent repetitions, use of instructions and frequent corrections, leading to movement reproduction [1, 4].
