0 (abbreviation recapˈriːkӕp – past tense, past participle recapped) to go over again (the chief points of a statement, argument etc) -- oppsummere, sammenfatte
Many analyses either recapitulate old developmentalist assumptions or mire themselves in cultural relativism.
To recapitulate, men's household and personal retirement incomes are affected by poor health as a reason for retiring.
We can best observe this by recapitulating one final example.
To recapitulate that strategy, it involves four elements.
Now, it is being recapitulated in a way that shouldn't surprise me, but does.
Here, we recapitulate and add to their results.
Preclinical models that recapitulate the chronic nature of host-tumour interactions are required to understand better the complexity and dynamic nature of these interactions.
The capitalist paradise generates its own excess, which the video annihilates in an operation that must recapitulate what it resists.
