Worse, I was struck by the repetition of patterns over the years: the way hurt yearning in 1977 sounded like pained longing in 2007.
And almost all of the stories surprised me, with the twists of fate, staggeringly long arms of coincidence, repetition of patterns of the kind that make great case studies and great opera, heroism in people who had been, for most of their lives, contented doormats, uncharacteristic acts that changed everything that followed, all things of which fiction allows us only a little.
We can't derive too much comfort from the repetition of patterns in the markets, he said, noting the adage that while history doesn't repeat itself, it rhymes.
An example of intertextuality can be seen in the repetition of patterns between books.
The works' visual format was that of the mandala (a ritualistic symbol in Buddhism and Hinduism), with repetition of patterns and marks designed to draw the viewer in.
Carpentier reduces the individuality of the characters, enhancing the notion of humanity, keeping in line with the theme of history as a repetition of patterns regardless of who is in power.
"I'm all about shape, pattern, and repetition of form," is how Mack describes his own work (3 ).
But, in fast playing in the Balinese gamelan, exact repetitions of patterns are necessary, for there is no time for the performer to think of alternative formulas.
What happens between the two of you could be repetitions of patterns that developed with your family when you were young.
Such repetition of zigzag pattern as shown in Figure 5a can be explained in detail as below.
