The Baroque chaconne used a recurring element, often a ground bass, as a hook for variations.
In both cases boldly drawn themes are thin on the ground, although recurring fragments abound.
A look through the business-news archives finds a recurring theme: Miller Lite, losing ground to competitors, looking to get its mojo back.
While the concept might sound counterintuitive, the partners describe their approach as a middle ground in the recurring clash between development rights and communities' desire for open space.
Žižek provided a sustained critique of political and philosophical appeals to a supposedly authentic substantial "community," one of the grounds of his recurring attacks on the 20th-century German philosopher Martin Heidegger, who in the 1930s notoriously posited the German Volk as the ground of "Being".
Ultimately, he felt that "the episode sets up a portion of the season where secrets and snooping become recurring components fitting for a show grounded in the truth-telling conventions of documentary film.
This designation was based primarily on clinical grounds; patients had recurring fever for, on average, 4 days with a history of regular intervals between febrile episodes and symptoms consistent with the acronym for PFAPA.
He allowed back-to-back singles in the second inning and escaped that jam with a double-play ground ball, but his recurring imprecision with his slider -- Cone's dominant pitch in past years -- hurt him again.
Gushee was on the first panel, "Bridging the Abortion Divide: Recurring Challenges, Emerging Opportunities," with his Common Ground colleague Rachel Laser, Mary Jacksteit of the Public Conversations Project (which initially attempted to bridge the abortion divide in the 1990s) and both Kissling and Miller.
"Shin-ae is always looking up and never at the ground," Mr. Lee said, pointing out a recurring motif.
