As you'll see, many of the recurring elements of LOST are demonstrated a good four decades before Locke and Sheppherd started locking horns.
They also become acquainted with one of the recurring elements in Barakat's fiction: the downward spiral of a male protagonist struggling in the context of the Lebanese Civil War.
The picture comfortably beat Dr. No at the box office, and set in place most of the recurring elements in Bond films, including "Q", the persnickety operative who always briefed Bond on the new equipment.
While the definitions varied from one physician to the next, a recurring element was that intuition has its origins in personal clinical experience.
Out of all the cartoonish editing, the narrating fly designed by the artist's friend Kyung Hee Jwa, stands out as the most striking recurring element.
The fifth track on the record, "Someday", is infused with rockabilly elements and interlocking guitar lines, the latter a recurring element of Is This It. "Alone, Together" is driven by a staccato rhythm, and climaxes first with a guitar solo, then a repeat of the central guitar hook.
In the 80's film "Small Sacrifices", the song was a recurring element.
The West Virginia game had a recurring element to the Red Storm's trouble — a second-half drought at both ends.
This critique of the federal government and its handling of foreign intervention would prove to be a recurring element of the series, featuring in the second season episode "Prodigal Son" and the fourth season episode "Baseballs of Death".
Having seen CBS gradually lose young viewer to competitors like Kids WBB and Cartoon Network, DIC's chairman, Andy Heyward, had a plan to keep young viewers tuned in: he proposed "a threaded morning that had one theme going through the whole block," a recurring element that would hold youngsters' attention from start to finish.
