Sentence examples for recurrent features from inspiring English sources

On a visit to Los Angeles, in 1969, he paid homage to Ruscha's no-comment cataloguing of that city's recurrent features, but with the difference of explicit points of view.

As Peter L. Bernstein, author of "The Power of Gold," says tonight: "One of the recurrent features in the history of gold is really the Midas story -- that having a lot of it doesn't necessarily bring you happiness.

Polynyas are recurrent features that remain partially or totally ice-free in areas normally expected to be covered with sea ice.

The study's primary focus is the overall recurrent features of collaboration exercises.

Some authors have suggested that migraine aura may have represented an inspiration for unusual and recurrent features of paintings by Pablo Picasso and Giorgio De Chirico.

As we have seen, most theories of lexical meaning in linguistics attempt to trace a plausible dividing line between word knowledge and world knowledge, and the various ways they tackle this task display some recurrent features.

Intense overall competition is thus a recurrent feature of North American transportation systems.

Because of its construction and materials, the seat had a slight rocking action, a recurrent feature of Plunkett's later designs.

Theatrical framing devices are everywhere, from book bindings to doll's houses to miniature stages and fluctuating screen ratios, with chapter headings a recurrent feature.

Movement southward from the steppe into one or another civilized zone was therefore a recurrent feature of Eurasian history.

There, another recurrent feature of the day's events was present: a crowd that seemed to be 75% female and looking distinctly like representatives of that fashionable demographic The Squeezed Middle.