Indeed, reports Styles, it is rare for the same pattern to recur among the hundreds of different prints.
One dream in particular recurred among different women, and involved a fear that the baby was lost somewhere in the bed.
To the words "mesmeric" or "hypnotic", which ceaselessly recur among reviewers, we might add his almost hallucinogenic exactitude and mastery of concrete detail.
Certain ideas recur, among them bridging the rotunda's gap, hanging things from the skylight and painting the interior or lining it with mirrors or chrome.
Writing in 1901 on the subject of wife selling, James Bryce stated that there was "no trace at all in our [English] law of any such right", but he also observed that "everybody has heard of the odd habit of selling a wife, which still occasionally recurs among the humbler classes in England".
In Italy, 4 27% of the identified mutations recurred among apparently unrelated families, while a regional founder effect has been demonstrated for few mutations [ 10- 13].
Our analyses showed that chromosomal rearrangements rarely recurred among randomly paired samples (median shared fraction, 2%%; median shared number, four rearrangements; Table 2), and hence chromosomal rearrangements uniquely characterized the tumors.
It has been a recurring criticism among reviewers – our own Peter Bradshaw among them – that Life of Pi lacks the philosophical heft to back up its transcendental visuals, and that the conundrum offered up to us in the final scenes verges on the spiritually glib.
And suspicion seemed a recurring sensation among all drawn into this tragedy, not least among the dying.
He then endorsed Mr. Steele, which had ideological significance: Mr. Blackwell was among the most conservative candidates in the race, and there were recurring concerns among some conservatives about Mr. Steele's convictions.
The recurring figure, among the scores of Redon lithographs on view, was the human eye.
