Sentences with phrase «continual repetition»

That's a hard lesson to take in, and should always be considered a work in progress requiring continual repetition.

Using the potential of the most modern media technology, these artists give visual form to philosophical questions, which involves dividing time up into small sections and holding it up as if in a loop, by continual repetition of the same process.

Malia Mason, now a postdoctoral researcher of neurocognition at Harvard Medical School, trained subjects in verbal and spatial memory tasks that after four days of continual repetition became quite banal — perfect conditions for thinking about something unassociated with the work at hand.

This effect of continual repetition calls out to the human senses, and, in return, deep inside of our hearts, we yearn for true amazement.»

On a low day repeat this affirmation «no rain, no flowers», I promise it helps - continual repetition of positivity actually works

The Catholic theology of transubstantiation defines Christianity as the continuing crucifixion of Christ, the continual repetition of his suffering.

For the Protestant, so deeply influenced by Luther's rediscovery of the Christian faith's historic core, there is not so much a continual repetition of the suffering of Christ as an eternal model, a «once for all» to which the Christian must look backward.

Continual repetition of poorly chosen techniques will cause psychological damage.

The viewer retains a sense of the images sequentiality, although the sequence of creation is not revealed in a logical, orderly fashion, and is heavily obscured by the random layering and continual repetition of aural and visual components.»

The child's authentic experiences are then systematically obliterated by the continual repetition of relational move sequences with the enmeshed parent,» he adds.