Variations on Hitler's defeat by the allies have become a recurrent strain in the genre of counter-factual or alternative-history fiction.
A riff on Proust set to the recurrent strains of Rachmaninoff's "Isle of the Dead," it dwells on the jealous passion of Simon (Stanislas Merhar, from "Dry Cleaning") for his girlfriend Ariane (Sylvie Testud), who may or may not be having affairs with other women and who responds to his obessive interrogations with evasions and lies.
For all this, Jefferson remains the originator of the anti-statist movement, with its aversion to debt and taxes, that is dominating the debt-ceiling impasse and has been a defining and recurrent strain of American politics.
Furthermore, in patients for whom the treatment failed, new or persistent bacterial growth was caused exclusively by susceptible strains in the nebulized group, whereas 50% of the recurrent strains had become intermediately or fully resistant in the intravenous group.
The strain "Alcoy 2300/99" is a particularly persistent and recurrent strain that was isolated during one of the most significant outbreaks between the years 1999-2000.
The isolates were clustered by DNA fingerprinting and a recurrent Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain, different from the inoculated commercial baker's yeast strain, was isolated.
He missed the first Test in Centurion because of a recurrent hamstring strain but has been improving by the over since.
In this study we have identified a recurrent clinical K. pneumoniae strain with a remarkably increased heat resistance.
These coverage gaps occurred across sequencing runs and were virtually unchanged when reads were re-mapped with greater permissiveness (up to 8% divergence), suggesting a recurrent sequencing artifact rather than strain divergence.
There is a possibility that the ST60 strains shared ecological niches with some CC11 serogroup C strains and recurrent homologous recombination of each ST60 strain with the CC11 strains has taken place after the split of the two ST60 strains.
