Direct histopathologic analysis of tumoral samples has been widely accepted as the best available diagnostic tool to differentiate metastasizing and recurring from non-metastasizing and non-recurring tumors [ 3].
Certain motifs and images – of hotels and places of transition, of open windows – recur from story to story.
Alarming Americans with vague backgrounds recur from story to story, men who are certainly perpetrating evil in our names.
Sequences recur from piece to piece: a solo once set to Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring is reworked to David Bowie's Aladdin Sane.
"What is the one theme that keeps recurring from book to book?" Julia asks the interviewer in Summertime, referring to John Coetzee's work.
There's a cake that keeps recurring, from a bakery that's now shut down in Brooklyn where I took a warehouse space when I was 19.
It's an idea — the shifting and often surprising power dynamics between professionals and customers — that will recur from one society to the next.
Figures recur from Station to Station wearing the same clothing yet with subtly changing expressions, and the sky darkens slightly from one panel to the next as the story of Christ's crucifixion unfolds.
For Loach, as for Chaplin, the basic format, recurring from film to film, is that of the decent individual pitted against the system and gradually compressed by its machinations.
Its defining themes -- rebellion against parental, academic and political authority, sexual and romantic exploration, wanton irresponsibility and uncompromising idealism -- recur from decade to decade, but the reference points are always perishable and specific.
