As stated in recent research [ 6], classification systems of exercise-related injuries should describe diseases on the basis of common pathogenesis, repetition and severity of injury, rather than on simple anatomical considerations.
Since an one-repetition maximum test may increase injury risk and a common N-repetition maximum test with several trials is stressful for the patient and in many cases inaccurate, in this paper a model-based approach is proposed for predicting the N-repetition maximum.
The common ingredients are repetition, a bit of jeopardy, possibly loss or confusion, followed by a sense of rescue, unity or comfort.
Eve Beglarian's "Cave" for small ensemble and tape featured quiet recitation, slow-moving chords, droning electronic pedal points and a use of repetition common to a lot of the other music on this program.
Using this measure the evolutionary events that distinguish a protein from its closest ancestor have been studied and it was found that indels are more common than internal repetition and that the exchange of a domain is rare.
You can't win an argument in the Commons simply by repetition, but it can help.
Twinning results in reflected images along a common twinning plane, repetitions rotated about a common twinning axis, or both.
Following the definition of statistically significant repeat runs in protein sequences [ 91], the cut-off sizes of five, four, three and two of the repeat unit repetitions are common criteria for identifying mono-amino, di-amino, tri-amino and all other repeats, respectively.
🔑 Emojis are very often used in repetition, reflecting common gestures such as nodding, clapping and shaking the head.
What the groups of Kraftwerk's cohort settled on, in common, was reduction and repetition: no guitar solos.
