Sentence examples for recapitulating from inspiring English sources

In this he is deliberately recapitulating the last 50 years of the philosophy of mind.

The idea is to send astronauts to the moon by 2020, recapitulating Apollo, but this time staying.

Eventually though, Dr Bassingthwaighte and others see a grand convergence of compatible computer simulations, recapitulating the whole of human physiology on a screen.Dr Noble and Dr Hunter are very much involved.

Mr Ballmer's farewell letter to Yahoo!, by recapitulating the negotiations in all their embarrassing detail, provides just the sort of fodder for Yahoo!'s investors to order Mr Yang to resume talks.In this section Trouble in the pipeline No deal Calling across the Indian Ocean Charge!

In East Germany, production was conditioned by the association with the Soviet Union, and it appeared to be recapitulating the developments in children's literature that had occurred in the Soviet Union after 1917.

In reply to a letter from Darius offering peace, Alexander replied arrogantly, recapitulating the historic wrongs of Greece and demanding unconditional surrender to himself as lord of Asia.

By recapitulating the disease in the laboratory, scientists were able to study closely the cellular changes that occurred as the disease progressed.

However, it was not actually O'Connor's; she had been recapitulating a statement by a Minnesota State Supreme Court justice, Mary Jeanne Coyne, that "a wise old man and a wise old woman reach the same conclusion" when deciding cases.

Your average reader might like a bit of fancy writing, but at the end of the day he will always ask himself: what's my takeaway?" So it was slightly odd, and unintentionally comical, when, last September, Poetry published a manifesto, "American Poetry in the New Century," recapitulating Lewis's lampoon as a serious position.

Let me therefore present my response.First, to recapitulate, the income of the median worker in the United States has been stagnating since the early 1980s relative to the incomes of workers at the 90th percentile of the income distribution.

The Royal Society hopes to recapitulate this idea with its new offering, Royal Society Open Science.Free hitsWhether the experience of Nature Communications will overcome researchers' misgivings remains to be seen.