Examples of recapitulating

• We can best observe this by recapitulating one final example.

• Too much time is spent rephrasing and recapitulating existing arguments either defending or criticising postmodernism and postcolonialism.

• Recapitulating, the optimizing behavior of the representative household is characterized by two equations.

• Such an investigation would risk recapitulating the same psychological categories and social divides that were produced by the original scandals.

• Recapitulating up to this point, we have shown that from simple coupled equilibrium conditions of kinetic energy and enstrophy, basic qualitative trends in spectral eddy viscosity can be predicted.

• Needless to say, in shopping, women were actually not powerful at all, but were recapitulating and reinforcing an oppressive gendered division of labor and an oppressive patriarchal-capitalist system.

• I will begin by recapitulating the events which led to the present deadlock over probation officers' salaries.

• I am merely recapitulating the circumstances, not being in any way critical.

• Recapitulating these mistakes is not a pleasant task.

• It is, perhaps, worth recapitulating some of the precedents which exist.

• I will begin by recapitulating what has happened.

• I shall refer to that point in recapitulating the position briefly.

• It is worth recapitulating how the present system operates and the legal framework under which it does so.

• I end by recapitulating again the three objectives that we have here.

• The alternative is to put the child through the trauma of giving evidence and recapitulating a terrible event in a way that is likely to be damaging and distressing.