Sentence examples for recurrent it from inspiring English sources

Since the system (6) is recurrent, it is not difficult to find its solution for concrete θ, (theta_{k}), v, (tilde{v}).

Moreover, because the model is recurrent, it can reconstruct perfect outputs from incomplete and noisy patterns.

When you have a phenomenon this recurrent, it seems to me that at some point, it is reasonable to stop and ponder deeper causes.

But recurrent it can, chronic can't ever go down to zero; you've always got something wrong.

The idea of a mismatch between the body we have inherited and the environment we now live in is so recurrent it appears self-evident.

One of them, however, may be recurrent: it relies on the fact that many ant species, including P. advenus and those examined in the above-cited studies, use chemical substances in aggressive interactions.

The Jung quotation for the first is about the inscrutability of dreams, and for the second says, "Recurrent dreams... it is hard to escape the impression that they mean something".

Recently, in [9] Sakai proved that for C 1 -generically if a diffeomorphism has the s-limit shadowing property on the chain recurrent set then it is a Ω-stable diffeomorphism.

Irritability is a physiological emotional response to a provoking stimulus; it may be recurrent but it is usually short lived.

It increases the detection which leads to improved antithrombotic regimens; therefore, it avoids recurrent strokes, saves future costs, and decreases quality of life impairment.

The treatment of LABC is complex, and to complicate matters further, when it appears as a recurrent disease it can be considered as a "moving target" since previous treatment delivered in the adjuvant setting may affect treatment choice at recurrence.