(Lawrence H. Keeley's "War Before Civilization," published in 1996, and Azar Gat's "War in Human Civilization," from 2006, both of which Pinker cites repeatedly, explore similar territory more thoroughly).
The central feature is that rodents repeatedly explore pairs of objects at opposite ends of an enclosed maze shaped like a bow-tie.
Kundera has repeatedly explored the same question, with regard to a libidinous erotics of resistance.
Mr. Kass has repeatedly explored Berkshire's weaknesses over the years, including a 2008 article on TheStreet.com.
Professor Zajonc repeatedly explored the place in the human mental makeup where emotion butts up against cognition, partly in an effort to determine which influences which more strongly.
He was both a witness and a communicant, repeatedly exploring, in the words of the title of one of his essays, "the power of the powerless".
Some of Quintana's childhood writings reverberate uncannily with echoes of themes her parents repeatedly explored in their work: a preoccupation with alienation, the abyss and the edge.
Otherwise there is nothing particularly surprising about "String Fever," which roves pleasantly enough through territory that has been repeatedly explored on stage (Wendy Wasserstein's "Heidi Chronicles"), film ("The Big Chill," "Baby Boom") and television over the last two decades.
Otherwise, there is nothing particularly surprising about "String Fever," which roves pleasantly enough through single-gal territory that has been repeatedly explored onstage, film and television over the last two decades.
The author of more than a dozen collections of poetry, as well as critical essays and works for the stage, he repeatedly explored the strife and uncertainties that have afflicted his homeland, while managing simultaneously to steer clear of polemic.
Backtracking algorithms, applied to constraint networks, are commonly used but suffer from thrashing, i.e. the fact of repeatedly exploring similar subtrees during search.
