IF you spent a lot of time this year reading and writing about movies — as opposed to watching them, which is more fun — you might have detected recurrent notes of anxiety, trepidation, even dread.
Teak floors, bronze detailing and natural fibers are the recurrent notes in the chic but cozy rooms, while the brown, beige and tobacco palette is a bow not only the hotel's garden but also to the 18th-century botanical gardens just on the other side of a white wall from the hotel.
Indeed, as the designers have struggled to define the Proenza woman — something that they have only lately begun to get their brains around, they said — home and nature are recurrent notes in their conversations, far more than the "downtown girl" they started with.
Katerina Kramarchuk's "Epilogue" paid homage to Shostakovich with melancholy cello melodies, brusque piano fanfares and a recurrent four-note theme that seemed to say, "SHOS-ta-KO-vich".
Isochromosome 21 [i(21)(q10)] was the most recurrent feature noted in metaphases with 46 chromosomes.
On 16 June 1981, a company physician evaluating him for new onset of recurrent epistaxis noted eroded nasal mucosa bilaterally.
Another recurrent effect noted by participants in all four focus groups was an improved sense of social connection.
A further strand, concerning an approaching comet and an aircraft destroyed in flight by a coffin that breaks loose in the hold, sounds that apocalyptic note recurrent in Amis's comedies, but does not feel essential to this one.
In this technical note, recurrent neural networks (RNNs) were used to develop a prediction model that can resemble the load–settlement response of steel driven piles subjected to axial loading.
