Series of various genres, featuring recurrent, title-worthy characters or name actors in familiar roles, were particularly popular during the first decade of sound film.
A press release defines the album's title as "recurrent, fluctuant feedback loops in popular and unpopular culture".
Titled "The Recurrent, Haunting Ghost: Essays on the Art, Life and Legacy of Marcel Duchamp," it's a serious tome, weighty with information but appealingly written, and with material enough for infinite future shows.
Isn't this, however, a story about man's darkest, most intricate brutality, not something as static as the jungle predator's fixed look, symbolized by both the novel's title and its recurrent imagery of lions?
A survey of PubMed indicates 36 articles within the last five years that feature the term recurrent event and simulation in the title or abstract.
So I was thinking, I don't know what the diagnosis is, even if I'd seen someone with lower abdominal pain that was recurrent, I wouldn't have thought of using that title.
Search terms were adapted to each database combining the MeSH headings of "Depression," "Depressive Disorder," and "Depressive Disorder, Major" with "depress*" (title) in MEDLINE database and (DE=) "Major Depression," "Recurrent Depression," and "Depressive disorder" in PsycINFO.
Lodge's title suggests both Wells's unusually broad portfolio of interests and also a recurrent obsession.
Liu's coach had expressed concern about his recurrent foot injury in the last few days in widely reported remarks, leading many to conclude his prospects of reclaiming his title were poor.
