More repetitive genomes such as rice and poplar converge at a much slower rate than arabidopsis.
And it's more repetitive than complex.
But this address seemed, some Iraqis said later, even less cogent, and more repetitive than usual.
Some jobs are more repetitive than you might think at first — even in professional sports.
Pevear thought that he had solved the problem by taking out some of Tolstoy's more repetitive or overemphatic passages.
The more repetitive you are in your behavior, the more the algorithms learn to automate things for you.
Powers is never more repetitive than when he is describing love or lust as a species of determinism.
The work's partnering, in its deft fluidity, has the odd effect of seeming more repetitive than it is.
The pert style of "Half Broke Horses" is much more repetitive and grating than the more spontaneous-sounding voice Ms. Walls used to describe her own life.
Given that aging contracts neural networks and makes cognition more repetitive, it would be a humane quirk of evolution if we were reassured by that repetition.
"We certainly need to be more vocal and more repetitive about our solutions to the problems that face the people of this state," Mr. Kean eventually allowed.
