repetition

Another time-related phenomenon is that repetition of experience renders memories generic.

Even if you can only do a few repetitions, try to increase your internal tension while doing so—like making a fist to smash through a weak sheetrock wall.

Through millions of repetitions, it could then discover not just the patterns among the words but also the relationships between the words and the elements in each image.

Much of that time is taken up by the laborious repetition of experiments to synthesize new compounds and learn from trial and error.

As Collen pointed out, there’s a combination of talent and repetitions at play in the rise of any unexpected new star.

Kendrick rapidly chants these last lines in repetition with Bilal and Anna Wise sing-shouting behind him, like a rallying cry.

The next 10 times after that, the sheer repetition made it funny again, like the famous Simpsons rake joke.

"Nowhere to run ain't got nowhere to go," Springsteen sings before launching into the "Born in the U.S.A." chorus in repetition.

The repetition of that became as tastelessly titillating as showing us a torn arm or a decomposing torso.

In contrast to past beliefs, repetition may reduce the fidelity of memory representations.

It is either thoughtless repetition, or thoughtful Analysis that he must use.

Endless repetition or repeating a sentence to be memorised over and over again is the usual process.

Her voice was stern; it bore to the girl's ears a subtle, unworded repetition of the threat the Marquise had already voiced.

This Series is usually learned by endless repetition, as a succession of sounds to the ear, or sight to the eye, by mere rote.

The first is the traditional method of learning by rote or endless repetition.