In smaller ways, unfixed forms abound: was it "irregular" or "irregulous", "iterance" or "iteration", "intrinse" (for "intricate") or "intrinsicate", "unkind" or "kindless", "indurate" or "obdurate"?
Mr Fuller says that this will transcend even the iterative model because the iteration will be so fast as to be seamless.
Spielberg's planned 3D movie failed to make it to the production stage but the approach for Johansson suggests the new iteration may have legs.
Since the first iteration of Do They Know It's Christmas came out in the 80s, the celeb charity thing has developed a slight whiff about it.
At the same time they would be dealing with queries about the iteration currently in flight.
The current iteration of the character has the alter-ego Carol Danvers, a sometime US Air Force pilot who develops cosmic superpowers including flight, super-strength and "energy projection" after gaining extraterrestrial DNA during an accident on a restricted military base.
Ahead of each fortnightly iteration the BAs would specify the forthcoming fortnight's tasks in much greater detail, sufficient to be implemented.
That's surely something of a letdown for fans who have invested their time and energy into the current iteration.
At times outstripping the viewership of its TV iteration by a factor of 10, the YouTube channel of HBO's Last Week Tonight With John Oliver was perhaps 2014's most reliable source of online video, tackling such potentially bewildering subjects as US state legislatures and Ugandan homophobia with a mix of goofy humour and devastating evidence.
We're well into lockdown territory here: JK Simmons has won every single iteration of this award.
85f5a278-b887-4574-818f-04856765c129 Last night ABC premiered the latest iteration of The Bachelor franchise, Bachelor in Paradise, a brand new show to take the place of their usual late-summer sleazefest Bachelor Pad.
