Sentence examples for detailed recapitulation from inspiring English sources

For a more detailed recapitulation of that controversy see Oliver and Larson (1996).

In this paper, we will avoid detailed recapitulation of themes that have been discussed extensively in the guideline literature (e.g., procedural vs. declarative knowledge).

Detailed molecular analysis suggests the recapitulation of steps of tissue morphogenesis.

Otherwise, he conscientiously follows Rockefeller's career and enthusiasms down every available path, doing so in such detail that the recapitulations of old rivalries and legislative battles sometimes become a little numbing.

In Vol. 2 of his Generelle Morphologie der Organismen published in 1866, Haeckel outlined his "biogenetic law", which the author later described in more detail, in the following words: "Ontogenesis is the short and fast recapitulation of phylogenesis, controlled through the physiological functions of inheritance (reproduction) and adaptation (nutrition)" [ 28].

Because if you stay faithful to the book's every detail and approach it with too much reverence, you end up with a dry recapitulation, a sort of Cliff Notes for the novel.

Recapitulation of D Day happenings.

A recapitulation of the frantic sequence cost 40 seconds.

In the recapitulation they are restated in a new light.

It's a sterile recapitulation, a sterile release of tension".

I don't enjoy seeing OVERESTIMATION or RECAPITULATION pluralized.