But there does seem to be a recurring, perhaps self-perpetuating, pattern of Guardiola overthinking these away games, selecting an unfamiliar team and reaping the consequences.
The actions of the CNDP could well amount to war crimes or crimes against humanity, and are part of a self-perpetuating pattern of brutality in eastern DRC which continues to go largely unpunished.
So it's not surprising that co-leader relationships can easily degrade into a Petri dish for any number of pathologies: cycles of blame, guilt, and shame; self-perpetuating patterns of anger, frustration, defensiveness, poor communication, misunderstanding; and so on.
"We have a situation where these artificial-intelligence systems may be perpetuating historical patterns of bias that we might find socially unacceptable and which we might be trying to move away from," Narayanan said.
Therefore, strategic foresight is a field undergoing a significant change, where organisations choose to focus on the present by developing intelligent and flexible organisational processes managed by outward-looking managers, who search for novel solutions trying to escape from the perpetuating accustomed patterns of thinking and acting [42].
10,24,26 28 Klann and Sweatt have proposed that a self-perpetuating positive feedback mechanism maintains an altered pattern of local translation that is required for the formation and maintenance of a memory engram.
Given limits on recruiters' time, the pattern of high school visits can be "self-perpetuating," said Robert Springall, admissions dean at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania.
The pattern of low growth evident since the early 1990s is now chronic and seemingly self-perpetuating.
A plausible model for a pattern of mitochondrial introgression would be one wherein interspecific hybrids initially backcross with the most available pure parental species and then become a self-perpetuating entity, perhaps even displacing pure parentals.
Alternatively, it has been suggested that patterns of antigen induced SFMC proliferation reflect an inciting or perpetuating antigenic stimulus [ 6, 7].
He's a man who profits off of perpetuating antiquated ideas of romance.
