Second, as shown in Figure 3, the current CEGH interface encapsulates mandatory and repetitive tasks, represented by commands such as repetition, cancellation, and termination.
Interval running (also known as "repetition" work) is the miler's staple.
Perhaps all love affairs began like this, as repetition, as mimicry.
They use the common devices of oral literature such as repetition and enumeration and formulaic expression.
She looks at me in disbelief: "There is no such thing as repetition … Human beings cannot repeat.
"Rather than seeing it as repetition," she says, "it's about trying to make it more efficient, faster, better".
Roberts made a pause that italicized the author's last four words, silence that had the same effect as repetition.
Poetic devices such as repetition, assonance, alliteration, and figures of speech contribute to the overall vigour of the lines.
Amis's use of italics here, as well as repetition, to make the point is a consistent tic.
An advertising technique that works very well today will probably work less well over time, as repetition and competition eat away at its novelty.
As well as repetition you can try "retrieval practice", which is "one of the best ways to revise", according to Professor Della Sala.
