And is a sequence of fictional events, populated by characters and imbued with subtexts and recurring themes, a novel?
How do receivers optimally distinguish between frequently recurring signals and novel ones?
The whole exome sequencing of CLL specimens has also resulted in the identification of novel recurring mutations in the MYD88, NOTCH1, KLH6 and SF3B1 genes [ 10].
Over the years, such performances recurred, in novels jammed with incident and infatuated with language, like "The Tennis Handsome" (1983) and "Hey Jack!" (1987).
Schrödinger's famous uncertainty metaphor serves as a recurring theme in a novel whose characters, as in musical theater, are tunes as much as people.
Incest is a recurring theme in the novel: it's a key part of the hearth-tales, and of Estraven's past.
Katerina, a peripheral figure in Dostoyevsky's "Crime and Punishment," enacts, through her very public breakdown, one of the novel's recurring themes: the loss of privacy.
And okay, it's also a clumsy reference to some of the recurring themes in the novel, and another great clanging peel of over-explanation.
The title of the track is taken from a recurring line in the novel which simultaneously comments on the repressed "inner and outer parties" as well the protagonist's impending imprisonment by the thought police.
Singh has a recurring nightmare in the novel, brought on by anti-malaria pills, in which she loses hold of his hand in a crowd and wakes up screaming.
