Many of these individuals are repeated offenders serving recurrent short sentences for drug-related crimes and having difficulties in accessing psychiatric services outside the prison.
You don't have to present action as a one-off series of events; actions can be beautifully recurrent in a sentence running: "Whenever Amir visited Brenda, he always took the second-cheapest box of milk chocolates from the newsagents for her.
Recurrent themes and sentences emerging from raw data were identified and summarized on spreadsheets for data management by the research team.
"The worst ever" was a recurrent standby… The first sentence of the first wall text in the Cindy Sherman retrospective now at the Museum of Modern Art reads, "Masquerading as a myriad… Hirst will go down in history as a peculiarly cold-blooded pet of millennial excess wealth.
It consists in a recurrent neural network that maps sentences describing situations in a microworld, onto representations of these situations.
We evaluate variants and extensions, including fine-tuning of the semantic embeddings, and sentence-based representations modeled with convolutional and recurrent neural networks.
In a world scarred by recurrent violence against people and their heritage, the nine-year prison sentence handed down to Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi, who helped to destroy shrines in Timbuktu, marks a new and welcome recognition that deliberate cultural destruction is a war crime.
We show that this recurrent system can learn control of binding for basic (but recursive) sentence structures.
Her recurrent image was of looking awkward, jittery, twitchy, and speaking in garbled sentences.
The five men face a maximum sentence of five years' imprisonment and a fine if convicted of intimidating or manipulating witnesses – a recurrent problem faced by the ICC in other cases as well.
