A more repetitive region requires a larger word size in order to achieve the same percentage of words that are unique compared with a less repetitive region (Chor et al. 2009).
A higher cut off would require additional stimulation cycles which was not an option, as it required more repetitive cycles and a higher treatment cost.
To induce a more repetitive single-movement performance, we developed a motorized rotating plexiglass wheel orientated sideways (similar to a hamster wheel, Fig. S1B).
Jensen et al. [ 66] found a lower number of EMG-gaps and a more repetitive activity on the mouse side compared to opposite side, indicating a more harmful muscle activity pattern on the mouse side.
This is also because, unlike most other international spectacles on this scale, Eurovision is an annual event, and therefore necessitates a more repetitive, military-style operation.
Given that aging contracts neural networks and makes cognition more repetitive, it would be a humane quirk of evolution if we were reassured by that repetition.
As the track, it came together simply because he had "a cool vocal sample and thought it would be nice to make a more repetitive, grooving old school tech-house (ish) track for dancefloor purposes". .
As a result, Tucker is seeing a lot more repetitive stress injuries in young athletes.
Nor has it changed his style: these "new poems" are just like the old poems, perhaps a shade more repetitive, but not immediately recognizable as second-rate work or leftovers.
Many radio stations in the United States are locally owned and operated, and may offer an eclectic assortment of recordings; many other stations are owned by large companies like Clear Channel, and are generally based around a smaller, more repetitive playlist.
