Six countries, including Poland, Romania, Russia and Ukraine, account for two-thirds of all applications, and about 60% are "repetitive cases" where past violations have not been rectified.
In addition, the system's algorithms or rules must not be curve-fitting or tailored to short-term, non-repetitive patterns of past data that eliminate otherwise losing trades.
While other artists who cut their teeth in the 1970s have settled for repetitive revivals of their past glories, none of that would satisfy Prince.
The book's greatest difficulty is that Wayfaring herself is actually rather a bore, wrapped up in repetitive daydreams about her past, her old pal Marilyn Monroe, what Stella Adler told her in acting class, and so on.
Matt Fowler of IGN said it was not his favorite episode, as the jokes about Ben's past felt repetitive compared to past episodes, and the April and Andy subplot "fell a little flat".
Iranians have been listening to the same repetitive news story for the past seven days and they simply do not want to discuss it until something actually happens.
The low bias of pyrosequencing against repeat sequences is demonstrated by the overall composition of the survey data, which matches well with past estimates of repetitive DNA content obtained by DNA re-association kinetics (Cot analysis).
But how much progress can we make when the future and the past blur into one repetitive dream?
Past work in this field has dealt mainly with single energy pulses, whereas current work deals more with repetitive systems in which repetition rates often exceed 1000 pulses s− 1.
Even if you know nothing about skateboarding, and need to have it explained exactly what a 900 is – you know, a 900 – Eddie Martin's documentary is revealing stuff, once you get past some of the more repetitive ramp action.
