As the Simon sons, George Turvey and Adam Harley sharply capture the standoff between physical and intellectual energy that recurs in encounters between men in Miller's plays.
Words – "home" is one that recurs – and gestures echo between them.
When I first met Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness, in Belfast in October 1997, I declined to shake their hands – a petty gesture I now regret, but one that recurs again and again at encounters between governments and terrorists.
In Figure 8, the top panel shows the occurrence of pairwise interactions in a Bayesian network where the recurring between-feature interactions are considered robust against perturbation.
Illegitimate recombination has a much greater chance to occur between relatively young duplicated blocks [ 61], or to recur between ancient blocks that are kept very similar by its recurrence [ 6, 62, 63].
Evaluation of the primary end point in our study was at week 8, whereas in the study by Kulnigg et al. at week 12. Importantly, in the latter study a second treatment cycle was allowed in patients in the iron carboxymaltose group, if their iron status parameters indicated that IDA recurred in between the end of the first cycle and week 9 of the study.
Microglia in particular seem to have a unique involvement with retinal synapses, as demonstrated by studies that show recurring intimate contact between their filopodia and dendritic spines [ 16].
Network motifs are recurring patterns of links between a small number of nodes (e.g. the feed-forward loop), and it has been suggested that significantly recurring motifs are templates used to realize particular functions effectively and that networks partially evolve through reuse of such motifs [ 35].
There is more to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness than a faster car and an iPod nano.Benjamin Friedman, a professor of economics at Harvard University, would doubtless agree with much of this but not with the recurring contrast that is drawn between material benefits and moral costs.
