Talking animals that display human characteristics existed in fiction before la Fontaine and have reappeared frequently since, powerfully in George Orwell's "Animal Farm" and also in animated movies and generations of children's books.
Thereafter they frequently reappear, laboriously constructing not-very-substantial scenery; there is one scene where they swoop in with four skeletal storefront doors, line them across the apron, and then twirl them upstage to form downtown.
However, two months after remission, tumors frequently reappeared and progressed implying for a resistance to the therapy.
initial coding, where the transcripts are read closely, line-by-line, and the researcher asks questions such as 'what is happening here?' selective (focused) coding, where the researcher uses frequently reappearing initial codes to sort and synthesise the data; the development of categories (themes) and analytic frameworks from the focussed codes.
Whether sitting in the aisles or among the audience or disappearing backstage, the performers were frequently offstage, reappearing to a smartly eclectic soundtrack of songs in an ever-mutating collage of outré headdresses, dresses, coats and indefinable concoctions, with items continually repurposed and remixed.
It might be that the non-ADHD group benefited more than the -PI group from the reappearing short VI segments, where reinforcers were presented more frequently, at approximately every 2 s (not shown), and thus learned the association with the dark grey square more quickly.
D'Oliveira took full advantage of the social opportunities available on a tour of the West Indies and frequently disappeared to parties and other events, often not reappearing until after breakfast.
However, diarrhea reappeared in only every second dog enrolled in the study and, by chance, less frequently in the dogs assigned to the placebo group.
That connection is made explicit later when the wounded iridescent shark reappears in the story, having "learned to find his way around now and bumped less frequently into the glass".
