There is an element of repetition in the act of walking where you can forget.
There is an element of repetition, even compulsion, in pirate life: first we stole; then we killed and raped; then we squandered our loot on whores and drink.
There's already an element of repetition evident in the overly lengthy Catching Fire, and although new incumbent Francis Lawrence has proved himself an efficient director, one cannot help but wonder whether Gary Ross bailed out partly because he didn't want to repeat himself.
The element of repetition in angina attacks could potentially also be a stressor as it may keep reminding the spouses of the potential threat of an eventual MI, and further, it might be stressful experiencing the partner struggle with recurring heart pains.
Having been inspired by minimalist music, Ms. Vierk retains its element of hypnotic repetition but crams the music with chords, riffs and clusters.
Like John Adams's "Shaker Loops," composed around the same time, Mr. Duckworth's preludes used elements of Minimalism, including repetition and accessible harmonies, yet also embraced more quickly changing structures; wide-ranging, complex melodies; and colorful dissonances.
Choose the set (or one of the possible sets) with the minimum variance in the elements of the respective repetition set ({a d }). 4.
England's education system contains elements of "insanity" in its repetition of models of schooling which have been demonstrated to let down many pupils and their families, the head of a chain of semi-independent academy schools told the Guardian's Innovation in Education conference.
Any nonempty intersection of a set obtained by forward application and a set obtained by reverse application of reactions yields a new pathway between elements of C. To avoid repetitions, it is enough to check whether each C F (i ) intersects C R (i ) and C R (i −1).
The basic elements of Minimalism — tonality, rhythmic regularity, repetition of brief melodic cells — are reasonably easy to summarize.
