Sentence examples similar to recapitulate something from inspiring English sources
He discusses the inception of each of his books, recapitulates something of their contents and then offers an exhaustive and tedious commentary on virtually all his reviews, domestic and foreign (a commentary suffused with resentment toward academic historians, who have generally held his work in light regard).
The point is, in no instance is the effect of the human point mutation faithfully recapitulated by something as crude as MFN2 gene ablation.
We need not recapitulate it.
How would you recapitulate that process today?
We need not recapitulate that history here.
The Foundation itself seems to recapitulate a fair bit of American history, passing through Boss Tweed politics and Robber Baron-style plutocracy; by the end of the trilogy it has evolved into something resembling mid 20th-century America – although Asimov makes it clear that this is by no means its final state.
To recapitulate, that's Trump calling Obama incompetent.
Thus, they fail to recapitulate the full HBV life cycle.
Hedgehog-driven myogenic tumors recapitulate skeletal muscle cellular heterogeneity.
Cablevision declined to comment on anything that happened yesterday, choosing instead to recapitulate past statements.
The story of jazz, for example, seems to recapitulate classical history at high speed.
