"My recurrent tendency to vanish for weeks into my scribbling preoccupations had done it again".
"Nata vintage" — meaning, roughly, born vintage — "stems from a reflection on the eternal return of the 'old' as a recurrent tendency of the market," Marco Popolo, one of the object's designers, explained by e-mail.
In particular, we find a recurrent tendency towards punctualism for the three niches, suggesting that niche shifts have been largely decoupled from evolutionary time.
As descriptions of many more languages continue to emerge, it is best to work with models from a number of languages in order to avoid the possibility of imposing the categories of one language upon another, a recurrent albeit unfortunate tendency among linguists, even in contemporary times.
The central tendencies and recurrent debates since the mid-19th century have engaged universalist versus particularist perspectives, scientific versus humanistic perspectives, and the explanatory power of biology (nature) versus that of culture (nurture).
Although no general rule could be proposed for protein stabilization at high temperature, several recurrent themes and general tendencies were observed in a large-scale comparative analysis of proteins from closely related mesophilic and thermophilic Methanococcus species [[ 38], for review [ 39]].
Criticism of this approach includes the tendency of recurrent neural networks to produce infeasible solutions and poor local minima.
The majority of patients (84%) resolved their tendency for recurrent infections irrespective of their Ig values.
A recurrent concern was the tendency of defence lawyers to cast doubt on the fitness of the woman to give a statement.
Our results indicated no significant difference between groups in relation to the presence of IDs, but patients with recurrent depression showed a tendency towards a higher number of IDs.
