Part of his distinctiveness as a choreographer is his recurrent use of the communal, nonvirtuosic steps and partnerings of folk dance.
The 1976 Montreal Olympics was 800% over budget, the stadia are not in recurrent use, and it took 30 years to pay off the cost of the games.
Work on inhibitory control of decision-making appears to indicate that it might increase in efficacy with recurrent use [104].
"If we see patterns of recurrent use of misleading techniques in advertising," he added, "we will go further than warning letters".
And the third striking element was the recurrent use by EU leaders of the words "trust" and – still more indicatively – "unanimity".
The recurrent use of weathered metal echoes the brown tones of this agricultural region, which is rich in lava deposits, woods and stone walls.
This is computationally expensive and prohibits recurrent use of high fidelity models in further probabilistic life prediction analysis.
For some teens, sporadic substance use wanes over time without long-term consequences; for others, recurrent use may be part of a burgeoning substance use or mental health disorder.
Scans of small areas of the paintings were taken for individual analysis, so the software could identify the recurrent use of certain brushstroke patterns and other features.
Analyses proved the recurrent use of surface horizons for mound and micro-relief building throughout the entire period of site occupation.
