Adjusting to his new body will require repetitions, and repetitions take time.
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The rest has been lightly edited for clarity: removing stumbles; words like "um" and "like"; removing some repetitions; and streamlining some repetitions the speaker used in the moment to clarify their point.
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Music is also the art form with the most repetitions.
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Repetitions mean a lot in baseball, especially to young players.
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Rather than themes, these repetitions start to feel like ruts.
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You will be assured of seeing practice and game repetitions.
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Are repetitions committed deliberately, to send messages to puzzle solvers?
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The speechlessness one encounters is produced by her overwhelming repetitions.
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Davis's insistently flat paintings tend to accumulate in rhythmic repetitions.
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"They've done the repetitions and have the muscle memory," he says.
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If time is given instead of repetitions; just follow that time.
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I don't see great wheels turning and endless repetitions of cycles.
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Schütz drives home the emotions through deliberate repetitions of overlapping phrases.
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He was a skinny minor leaguer taking repetitions as an infielder.
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A combination of factors is at play in these uncanny repetitions.
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During practice, Tom would only get 2 repetitions out of 50.
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It seems to repeat itself, but these are echoes rather than repetitions.
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Alternate for eight repetitions on each side, or 16 mountain climbers total.
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Doug Funny had a closet full of repetitions of the same outfit.
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The narrative moves in repetitions of events, each pass revealing further details.
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Over and over for 40 minutes it rolls, hypnotizing in its repetitions.
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The sequence undergoes a series of repetitions, with deviations, disruptions, and accelerations.
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"I get inspired by organic structures and repetitions in nature," she says.
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His closing repetitions of " ewig "—"forever"—were like distant figures disappearing into mist.
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Willems's humor depends on word choice, on timing, on getting repetitions just right.
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Keeping track of the repetitions required unrelenting attention, with no room for daydreaming.
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"It's just going to require more repetitions," said Spieth, who bemoaned his inconsistency.
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This made the strength of the signal and its frequent repetitions even more astonishing.
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The modern economic system evolved, and evolution involves innovations, repetitions, failures, and dead ends.
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With her repetitions, the artist inhabits a position that reflects back on the original.
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Such repetitions often work to solidify and make continuous the colonial project of violence.
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The repetitions are striking but not exact, so perhaps history has a loop structure.
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On "Echolocation," the clangy, lapping repetitions feel most in line with that last influence.
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This is somewhat different: I'm taking little repetitions and making them into structural gestures.
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He hasn't had that many repetitions, and you wouldn't know by watching him play.
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JS: Some of your work involves pattern – lines and arabesques and repetitions of forms.
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Slow: the repetitions force the reader to take notice of them and slow down.
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Visual repetitions, made using self-referential objects, lend a sense of unity to the performance.
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Marines must be able to conduct 10 repetitions of the following exercises:Bench press 225 lbs.
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We tried to develop this theme by creating a world of loops, clones, and repetitions.
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We're doing it now and everyone of these repetitions they're getting better, they're getting faster.
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The results are washed-out and ghostly, with unexpected fissures of white and stuttering repetitions.
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"Pun" focuses on linguistic play and, specifically, Raymond Roussel, whose poems employed puns and repetitions.
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Within a few repetitions of such an attack, smoke emerges and the equipment is destroyed.
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Some experiments require hundreds or thousands of repetitions or trials — an excellent opportunity to automate.
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He quit after 595 repetitions and was said to have had evil thoughts and visions.
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SJ: Your paintings are often a series of subtle repetitions that are always slightly different.
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Return to start for one repetition; repeat for eight repetitions on each side, or 16 total.
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The groups of about six did up to eight repetitions, or enough to break a sweat.
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Step each foot through the gaps and back, one foot at a time, for 10 repetitions.
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If the poem emerges, in part, from repetitions of grief, that "Never" may point toward death.
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I kept running out of patience with Ms. Tawil's repetitions; then they would rekindle my attention.
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He's doing short-burst sketch comedy, which in a play already filled with repetitions feels repetitive.
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In its semi-nonsense repetitions this poem might almost remind one of works by Gertrude Stein.
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Warhol in his endless repetitions found a poetry, a certain beauty, a balance in the banal.
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In these paintings, Léger rendered uninhabited, post-Cubist machine-scapes crammed with repetitions, combinations, and permutations.
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Try three sets of 10 repetitions each, and be sure to tighten the core the whole time.
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Pyramid training is an incredibly simple workout structure where you follow consecutive repetitions of a specific exercise.
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In a regular SoulCycle class, you do fast repetitions with light weights, which challenges endurance, Atkins said.
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Starting small with savings or debt repayment is like beginning weight lifting with five-pound-weight repetitions.
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You just have to trust your body and trust the repetitions you've done to get you through.
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TE Jeff Heuerman could play Thursday, which would mark his first game repetitions since the preseason opener.
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He began to notice repetitions, the same people, the same faces, the same gestures, the same clothes.
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Indeed, many of his tweets were the product of his repetitions — he just couldn't stop saying something.
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Though this bias may be slight, it certainly makes a difference given baseball's high volume of repetitions.
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A set of any of these exercises would require lifting to failure through eight to 12 repetitions.
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Aim for three sets of 10 to 15 repetitions, resting 30 to 90 seconds in between sets.
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So far, it looks as if three repetitions of 20-second intervals is the lowest effective load.
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The news cycle kept reminding me just how much we are still caught in repetitions of nightmares.
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Also in the final edit, he promised to include at least some of my repetitions and silences.
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The strength training group performed repetitions targeting both lower and upper body muscles just two days each week.
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About repetitions and the variation of harmony and dissonance when writing either a pop song or a speech.
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Exercises that involve holding your body in one position, instead of doing several repetitions, are called isometric exercises.
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It estimated that $27 million was required to cover the costs of grade repetitions for these stunted children.
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Their pounding, extravagantly impassioned repetitions and rushing rapids of fury create a mood somehow simultaneously implacable and changeable.
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Many of the players were nervous or anxious, fretting about their bench-press repetitions or their sprint times.
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We are witnesses to the harms of a life and its slow repetitions that lead to new beauty.
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" This passage was followed with Gertrude Stein -inspired repetitions, Hnath's vernacular poetry: "There are universes where you're President.
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The memory of the event was scattered, it had lacunae and repetitions, as you often have with trauma.
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The fitting name evokes a core theme of Chapman's, an obsession with the infinite repetitions found in nature.
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Here the notion of the human body receives a cold, strange, almost ecstatic capacity through trance-like repetitions.
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The works' emotional tenor come through in each image's many layers; the paintings within paintings, the obsessive repetitions.
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Rayne's first midcareer survey is full of linguistic disruptions and quiet repetitions, bringing to mind the scrivener's disarming resistance.
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Price: Free 500 Bodyweight ChallengeIf counting repetitions helps you measure your progress, you'll be into this bodyweight challenge app.
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During training camp, Brady received fewer repetitions than normal because New England needed to prepare Garoppolo for the season.
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Lifting relatively light weights can build just as much strength as heavier ones, so long as repetitions are increased.
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It speaks to today, arriving at a moment when history and its repetitions are very much on Americans' minds.
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Like Igloi, Tabori preached interval training, which involves frequent repetitions of the same distance, with slight rest periods between.
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Arizona State punter Michael Turk did 25 repetitions of 225 lb on the bench press at the NFL combine.
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Arizona State's Michael Turk, the only punter who participated, recorded 25 repetitions of 225 pounds on the bench press.
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Mr. LeFranc keeps his dialogue in the groove of everyday conversation, with its comforting, quirky repetitions and discomfiting holes.
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The team suggested a different workout: six repetitions of 903 meters at three minutes, with two minutes rest in between.
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That is, how can we take many repetitions of a "boring" event and render it is a single interesting event?
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"Well, listen, I am showing you what to do, silly person, 15 repetitions, three times, here's the move …" Khloé said.
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"Well, listen, I am showing you what to do, silly person, 15 repetitions, three times, here's the move …" she said.
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It infuses rhythmic repetitions with verbs, nouns, and connecting words, allowing you to learn and recall them easier and faster.
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They always say it's muscle memory, and whenever you do get that many repetitions up that's really what it is.
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"Well, listen, I am showing you what to do, silly person, 15 repetitions, three times, here's the move…" Khloé said.
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And I've specifically had it because the repetitions of Scorsese's later career empty his early innovations of their transgressive power.
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To maximize his effects, the novel would have to be half as long, for little is gained by the repetitions.
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At practice on Monday, he largely stayed on the sideline, as the team has been monitoring his repetitions during drills.
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When I began to make repetitions, I was inspired by the endlessness of the Möbius ribbon, the utopia of endlessness.
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For example, a "30 repetition" exercise could be split into three sets of 10 repetitions or two sets of 15.
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The line down the middle reappears in Mr. Colmer's photo collages, rhythmic repetitions of nondescript architectural elements around New York.
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It was the social weight of stuttering — a speech characteristic marked by repetitions in sound, prolonged pauses and repeated words.
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There has been no finding of fact in this case, so her comments are merely repetitions of the plaintiff's assertions.
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"Well, listen, I am showing you what to do, silly person, 203 repetitions, three times, here's the move …" she explained.
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For example, if you're trying to increase endurance, the American Council on Exercise suggests doing 12 or more repetitions per set.
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Blake Rayne's first midcareer survey is full of linguistic disruptions and quiet repetitions, bringing to mind Bartleby the scrivener's disarming resistance.
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While some poems seem off the cuff, his later work is as intricate in its phrasal repetitions as a Persian carpet.
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Looking at this series of not-quite-repetitions, you can see clearly how intensely Ms Celmins grapples with the same image.
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"The great thing about VR is you can do something that's rare in nature, and give people extra repetitions," Bailenson says.
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Instead of piling up those repetitions, he is focusing on footwork and working out the muscles around his shoulder, he said.
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The screen pulsates with the hot energies of modern life and its dull repetitions, animating the screen with an insistent flicker.
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To get that 30 percent weight, pick a weight you could lift at a normal pace for 20 or more repetitions.
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It superimposes itself over the seemingly random unfolding of chaotic events, and we can perceive themes and repetitions of some kind.
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Basically, the belief is that by doing lots of repetitions (about 2-3 sets of 12-25 repetitions) of an exercise, using a relatively lighter weight (about 30% of your one-rep maximum), with very little rest between, you can build up the lactic acid in your body, and ultimately boost the amount of muscle you're putting on.
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But by putting observations together over years or even hundreds of years it's possible to see all sorts of repetitions and regularities.
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At a dusty athletics track, Kipchoge and crew run 12 repetitions of 1,200 meters at roughly world-record pace for the marathon.
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Mr. Andres's "Checkered Shade" begins with churning figures evocative of Minimalism, though the rippling repetitions go through long, discursive stretches and developments.
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"They are more OCD obsessive things that I think about all the time than about symbolism," he says of the compulsive repetitions.
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When my brain won't quiet down, I listen to New York minimalists and let their reassuring repetitions hypnotize me back to normalcy.
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These repetitions may make even noncurators itch to bring together all the efforts of a given artist and stash some in storage.
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I like that there wasn't an emphasis on the number of repetitions we were doing, and instead we moved with the music.
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A stutter is different for everyone, but it often includes repetitions of sounds, prolonged syllables, blocks of silence, and sometimes other gestures.
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After multiple repetitions, the Republican promise that the road to paradise is paved with tax cuts may have finally lost its power.
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It would allow fighters to watch certain moves or techniques over and over again in VR, without the limitations of physical repetitions.
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A set is a given number of repetitions of an individual exercise, whether that move is a bench press or biceps curl.
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Some of the contorted poses might suggest insects; the unmarked repetitions impart the sensation of being trapped in a loop, desperation increasing.
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The glitches manifest themselves as intermittent and somewhat unpredictable interruptions in speech, typically repetitions of syllables or audible/inaudible prolongations of sounds.
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When the actors find the rhythm of its repetitions and interjections, the result can be wonderful — like Schubert scoring a boxing match.
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But the endless development sections, with their incessant repetitions of a motif, tend to suck all the flavor out of an idea.
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Yet a touch of something delusional creeps into Callas's repetitions of "liberi" ("free"), a vocally patchy quality that betrays her inner doubts.
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Instead create regular opportunities for the body to recover from stress — just as you would rest your muscles between weight lifting repetitions.
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Word of the Day : teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions _________ The word inculcate has appeared in 31 articles on NYTimes.
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It is to try to avoid repetitions of this sort of delay that Mr Mansi has helped set up a firm called Viz.ai.
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The repetitions are the film's equivalent of a videogame's replayability, and Cage's battle skills improve, just as a player's skills improve through replay.
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At the scouting combine, he topped all linebackers with 30 repetitions in the bench press and posted the fourth-fastest three-cone drill.
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At some angles, they look like paint but a close look reveals them as repetitions of Photoshop's clone stamp: digital garbage turned delight.
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What it does mean is that the range of repetitions you can use to build muscle is a lot wider than previously thought.
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She thrives on immersive research, she accumulates odd facts with a hoarder's zeal, and she relishes the unexpected discoveries that arise through repetitions.
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And Technogym's Biocircuit strength-training machines, automatically adjust the posture settings based on user data and will record the number of repetitions completed.
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This can be a combination of aerobic exercise — like walking, jogging, or bike riding — and strength training with low weights and high repetitions.
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In the case of Darboven and her work, she is the trace; she is the meaning between repetitions and yet she remains unseen, invisible.
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As the final chord crests and ebbs, they dart their eyes at one another and grin, the sound still surprising after so many repetitions.
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"And he responded right back," Spieth said, "and then it's on me to get enough repetitions to do what he's telling me to do."
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While stuttering is different for everyone, it's often characterized by repetitions of sounds, prolonging of certain syllables, blocks of silence, and sometimes other gestures.
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Few question the value of bone density screening for women 65 and older, with timely repetitions of the exam determined by the initial results.
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That much is right, and the president should be commended for abandoning his credulous repetitions of the denials of Saudi Arabia and its leaders.
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But now, in its new life, there's a purposeful remembrance — not merely an embrace of history but an awareness of its repetitions and risks.
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There are repetitions and a general bagginess to the essays, taken together, but Scranton at his best is an incisive dispenser of tough love.
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He writes passages that make glorious use of the Baroque technique of stile concitato, in which the voice shivers and trembles with uncanny repetitions.
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Porzingis, sitting on the bench, was deprived of critical repetitions as a center of the Knicks' offense — a position he has found only recently.
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They have a different effect than they had when I was doing it in this semi-hypnotic style of repetitions slowly shifting over time.
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The curved and hood-like repetitions of its roof rhyme with the surrounding mountains, as the hillside enclosure's several levels step down to vaults below.
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Saïd, a server with a frank smile and intelligent eyes, is eavesdropping as Hamdi Bey trails off into an endless stream of details and repetitions.
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The old "fall down seven times, get up eight" motto hasn't lost its resonance, but it is difficult to scale out over thousands of repetitions.
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Rookie Jordan Wilkins (40 yards on 14 carries) is expected to get most of the practice repetitions and likely will make his second consecutive start.
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They're making psychedelic pop, with steady and even drum grooves, guitars playing melodic repetitions through clouds of reverb, and hazy, slow-release, enlightened-sounding vocals.
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Hedera The New York City composer Lesley Flanigan works with electronics and voice to create flickering repetitions with layered vocals, a kind of choral hypnosis.
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"What I loved about medicine was understanding how organisms work and grow, so I get inspired by organic structures and repetitions in nature," she says.
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It's a relentless assault of the top 10 songs, and the playlist just seems to become shorter and shorter with a higher number of repetitions.
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A setting of the last text Beckett wrote, "What Is the Word" (2016) was more driving, dominated by stuttering, playful, patchy repetitions of the title.
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For 23 years I've observed my brother's excruciating ticks and repetitions, which have manifested in his attempts to get through his first semester of college.
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For all its pop repetitions, and less-than-profound subject matter, it's a remarkable song: extremely catchy, easy to dance to, yet sentimental and nostalgic.
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Wolff's described what reporting the book was like in the Hollywood Reporter this week: Everybody was painfully aware of the increasing pace of his repetitions.
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Essentially, he has taken the primary ingredients of Op (large forms and rhythmic visual repetitions) and turned them into smaller sections and interrupted, gradated patterns.
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Mastering each new routine or procedure, he estimated, required 50 percent more repetitions than it would have when he attended flight school in the 1970s.
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Falling short can be due to inadequate resistance (from weights, bands or even body weight, as in a pushup) or an insufficient number of repetitions.
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There, immersed in the space's trance-like and boney repetitions that hauntingly flow and resonate, we are part of those from the Cimetière des Innocents.
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The composition's flickering, staccato repetitions create the impression of a rolling bacchanalia where human forms transcend their fleshiness and extend themselves through motorized re-embodiment.
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That means, you can choose three exercises and complete four to eight repetitions of each one, then rest for whatever time is left over, Kast explains.
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"Their senses of humor are developing pretty fast, so now they think they can come up with funny, clever repetitions that make us laugh," he explained.
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Over the course of the next 30 days, you'll gradually increase the number of repetitions and exercises you do — but trust that you can handle it.
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It was often really simplistic repetitions and small loops that I would cycle endlessly, and I would try to build the song on top of that.
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Major or minor, or somewhere between, Calder's American readiness—that perpetual-motion-machine man's confidence in his own invention—is comforting, cheering, even in its repetitions.
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The sounds around us began to echo in tight repetitions; every chirping bird triggered a treble cascade, like ripples of a stone thrown into still water.
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Kai adorned the illustration with repetitions of these dots, some of them with a little green stem attached — like an apricot picked straight from a tree.
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Inevitably, with selections, there are repetitions and occasional lapses of style: Before we have warmed up, there's a head-spinning single sentence of almost 170 words.
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You hear echoes of diverse styles — hazy spectral music, Steve Reich-like rhythmic repetitions, bursts of grungy rock, pointillist atonal riffs — in Mr. Dessner's musical language.
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I usually do four sets with ten descending repetitions, so it'll go 10, 8, 6, 4, and I usually try to go as heavy as I can.
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During their interview, Mr. Ryan asked the senator about whether his string of repetitions about President Obama during Saturday's Republican debate was being taken out of context.
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They thrash through repetitions, closer and closer to earth by the moment, and wonder and rage at the new and disappointing results that their labors bring them.
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Dismissive of high-tech exercise machines, he trained himself and others through thousands of repetitions of Indian-style push-ups and squats, known as dand and bethak.
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It is impossible to read "Concerto"—the relentlessly high pitch of its language, its emphatic repetitions and violent imagery—without recalling its Old Testament and Quranic models.
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The gene-editing technology works by taking advantage of a property of DNA called clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats, or small repetitions of DNA base sequences.
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He represents a timeless rebellion through his systems of patterns, color association and infinite repetitions of patterns elongating or twisting on the body, defining his immortal style.
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Mr. Power's adaptation is filled with rhythmic repetitions, descriptions of recurrent dreams that seem realer than life and linked images that expand and mutate in the telling.
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"Seeing a scenario where quarterbacks can do repetitions in a safe environment to better prepare them for the game made a light bulb go off," he says.
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Mr. Glass's music, famously, employs loops and repetitions in its orchestral accompaniment: Mr. McDermott matches these, with the visual marvels achieved by the skills group Gandini Juggling.
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The DIY device fractured the monastery images into rotations of jittery color and text, which play their meditative repetitions on two screens in one of the galleries.
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Repetitions of three lend coherence and satisfaction: In fairy tales, you get three guesses or three wishes, the chairs are too big, too small or just right.
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Even at a lower weight, he has proven adept against the run and the pass as a strong player (30 bench-press repetitions) who is deceptively fast.
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It came out in 2013 with a winning formula and for the most part has been standing still ever since; its repetitions are part of its art.
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One example: Before the Nike project, my hardest interval set entailed six repetitions of 1 kilometer, each completed in four minutes, with a minute's rest between each kilometer.
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And it ended up being one of those things where repetitions and drafts and going through and looking at every single option to find one that pleased everybody.
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Specifically, they recommend that you do 8-10 exercises that target the major muscle groups for up to 15 repetitions — and that might be challenging enough for you.
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I would do this technique called Wim Hof, which is heavy breathing for 30 repetitions—you hold your breath as long as you can and then you exhale.
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But you don't need to shell out $53 to $25 a session at major chains just to have someone count repetitions for you week in and week out.
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In Los Angeles, the task was to "clean up" all aspects of Isner's game, as Gimelstob phrased it, and to put him through numerous repetitions in several categories.
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Its structure is that of a jazz tone poem, with its fugue-like repetitions of phrases and movements and its sense of internal rhyme in search of reason.
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On Thursday, Turk, who is listed 6-foot, 226 lb, did 25 repetitions of 225 lb on the bench press, a modern record for punters, according to NFL.
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First: Congressional committees are powerful tools for investigating the full range of abuse of power by a president and for passing reforms to avoid repetitions of those abuses.
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Alex Hornibrook continues to take the majority of snaps at quarterback, but senior Bart Houston still gets his repetitions and is considered the more mobile of the two.
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It was only after eight or nine repetitions of this formula—not to worry—that he had finally understood she was telling him it was not his problem.
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Finally, the combined training group cycled (less strenuously than the first group) and lifted weights (fewer repetitions than the second group) for a total of five days a week.
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"This is particularly common among youth who specialize in only one sport since they engage in frequent repetitions of the same movements over and over," Belanger said by email.
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But in the early 2000s, well before many others, he was using those repetitions as a structure to contain improvisation, as well as rhythms and harmonies borrowed from pop.
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The vocal line with its stentorian triads and insistent repetitions would be easy enough to transcribe, but the unhinged sternness of Mr. Eastman's delivery might be hard to replicate.
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But in the early 1970s, well before many others, he was using those repetitions as a structure to contain improvisation, as well as rhythms and harmonies borrowed from pop.
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Nevertheless, her narration, like that of her siblings, is weighed down by repetitions, long descriptions and digressions — on food, mainly — and a cloying sensibility that may alienate some readers.
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The Blackbyrds' plaintive, twinkling lament for a distant lover, with its repetitions of "walking in rhythm/moving in sound," captured the essence of the freedom found at the Loft.
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Through a series of satisfying, recurrent metaphors — repetitions of images, phrases, objects and dreams — Hay weaves her characters' stories closer, offering an allegory for the commonality of human experience.
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But the idea that there's this mechanism, this secret mechanism, this wheel of history churning to one phase after another with endless repetitions and cycles — I think it's bullshit.
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The eye is drawn to the full rhythmic structure of the kaleidoscopic space where smaller, interlocking elements lure it into deep, opulent repetitions of machinic (and implicitly sexual) acts.
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In the former, Chang's mother reads an anaphoric series of phrases ("Invocation of a feeding tube"; "Invocation of bureaucratic waste"; "Invocation of gasping") whose incantatory repetitions swell with poetic dolor.
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During Kentucky's pro day in October, Hawkins was first on the team with a 44 ½ inch vertical leap and 16 repetitions on the 185-pound bench press, according to DraftExpress.
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The regimen is intended to be progressive, meaning that trainees will hold these poses for longer amounts of time or perform additional repetitions as they develop greater strength and flexibility.
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Each stride pushes the rider's pelvis forward, so after 35 minutes, a rider undergoes more than 3,000 repetitions of "trunk challenge," in which the trunk is pushed forward and back.
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The town, it seemed, existed not only in a loop of embodied repetitions of odd historical moments but also in a kind of cut-and-paste of the same people.
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"But some people will find it much easier or less intimidating" to lift lighter weights, he says, even though they need to complete more repetitions in order to tire their muscles.
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They have seen, too, that one legislative interference is but the first link of a long chain of repetitions, every subsequent interference being naturally produced by the effects of the preceding.
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That means riding a stationary bike at a moderate pace before starting a spin class, or doing just one set of a weight lifting exercise rather than multiple sets and repetitions.
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This harsh miniature romanticism has by now been so well distributed and diffused through punk culture that its lugubrious repetitions are recognizable only as languor, or as a certain sardonic laconicism.
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Aside from a few broad beats like, "Have you tried not being a mutant?" the films can only imagine this subject in terms of genocide — a hypothetical they've diluted through umpteen repetitions.
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"Stele," whose title means "memorial slab," begins with an emphatic held G, extracted from Beethoven's Leonore Overture No. 3, and ends with catatonic repetitions of a ghostly, shiver-inducing seven-note chord.
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"He applied classical techniques of gardening in new and inventive ways, using rhythms, patterns and repetitions that were truly hypnotic," Brad McKee, editor of Landscape Architecture Magazine, said in a telephone interview.
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The work was willfully wild in its asymmetric repetitions — and at times seemed to delight in the possibility of becoming obnoxious — but was also hard not to love for its headbanging inventiveness.
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The artless repetitions, the indented lines, the earnest question marks, the lack of subterfuge or extraneous commentary, the ingenuous vitality—all this makes use, I suspect, of the atmosphere of contemporary songwriting.
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Since Kourt and Coach don't specify exactly how many repetitions to do for each move, you can aim to do each exercise for one minute straight (so, it's technically a six-minute workout).
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By creating an animated space of play through the presentation of inexact repetitions, Piffaretti foregrounds the importance of the shared space of viewership, and requires that we actively look and interpret the work.
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It might take hundreds of hours, even years of real time, to learn over many repetitions how best to get from one place to another, or how to grip and pull a drawer.
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As someone who's interested in the complicated question of fitting augmented reality into everyday life, rather than repetitions of hoary futurist talking points, the overall feeling I'm getting from Magic Leap is contempt.
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He sat down at an empty game console and monitor and started playing, practicing his combos and getting his hands used to the mechanical repetitions he'd be employing in his coming FighterZ matches.
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So in recent years, he and his colleagues have been looking into the effects of a different type of weight training, which employs much lighter weights hefted through as many as 25 repetitions.
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I think today, being able to use those repetitions and still be hot from practice and have things fresh in your mind — I just got a little faster each round, so that helped.
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In his studies, volunteers used weights calibrated so that the lifters could barely complete a set of eight to 12 repetitions before their arms or legs grew leaden and they had to rest.
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"We hope we can work together to avoid repetitions of policies that are intended to protect youth and communities of color, but instead only further engrain systemic criminalization and racism," the letter reads.
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Bergmann's warning about how "dangerous" these things were because of lack of repetitions kept repeating in my head, especially when I spotted a random bolt sitting on the track in front of me.
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The leisurely pace of spring training seemed to have given way to spring football, with rapid-fire repetitions, sprints to cover first base, bullet throws to the bags and attendant exhortations from coaches.
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His prose can eddy into annoying academic-ese, but the reader who can get past the repetitions and jargon will find that this book provides valuable insights into an important and timely subject.
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According to the American College of Sports Medicine, one set of eight to 12 repetitions of each exercise is effective for enhance muscle strength, although two or three sets may be more effective.
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Today, everyone from NFL quarterbacks trying to improve their play, to retail employees trying to hone their customer service skills, are using virtual reality training to enable an infinite number of mental repetitions.
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"Isle of Dogs" is a deceptively simple lyric grounded in the immediacy of song, of its repetitions and rhymes that are not far removed from music, dancing, and the rhythms of the pulse.
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Above is the premiere of their lastest video for "Broke Me in Two" a warmly wrought, elastic pop song full of unexpected lilts and glitchy repetitions and just a pinch of R&B.
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The basic idea in a Monte Carlo problem is to use a computer to simulate the random process many times — often thousands or millions of repetitions — and compare the various outcomes of those simulations.
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Specifically, the national championship performance, the two minutes and 15 seconds that's relegated to an intricate and difficult routine where anything, even moves drilled into muscle memory by thousands of repetitions, could go wrong.
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As on "Crescent," Coltrane's solos are defined by the weight and steady vision of his playing, as much as by the phrases themselves: a variety of long tones, pendulum-swinging repetitions and zigzagging runs.
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The decision to take Elsbeth off this case interesting because it reveals the show's commitment to subverting our expectations in a season that's be rife with purposeful of previous repetitions of previous plot developments.
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But I also feel that my path to meeting him has very little to do with an awkward hug hello, two glasses of wine in Williamsburg, and three repetitions of how to pronounce my name.
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The Blaster's pump-action forend responds with satisfying resistance when you pull it before each shot, and the whole thing is sturdy enough that frantic pump-and-shoot repetitions won't tear it apart right away.
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ENSO cycles back and forth between strong and weak phases with an average periodicity of 22015 to 216 years but with repetitions varying from as little as 2 years to 7 or even 10 years.
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Thirty-five repetitions of a cup of coffee, placed dead against a woman's face tinted orange, become a yawning little abyss of existential need, if not the multifaceted eye of an all-consuming new consumerism.
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The benefits essentially were the same, whether people went to the gym twice a week or five times a week and whether they were completing lots of repetitions of each exercise or only a few.
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At times, the pervasive disorientation Wang employs in these essays — the zigzagging narrative, the tangled sense of time, the repetitions, the abrupt announcements of ever more diagnoses (PTSD, bipolar disorder, fibromyalgia, Lyme) — can be distracting.
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This music mostly consists of simple melodic repetitions, as Hama's original melodies share space with traditional Nigerien folk tunes; often he'll play a tune on one synthesizer and then repeat it on a different one.
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" Between repetitions of the Lord's Prayer, the constant refrain here is also the most common citywide, appearing on T-shirts and medals: "Santa Muerte, please don't take away your protection (no me desampares de tu protección).
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For this American premiere, the Met presents the various pieces over two days, with repetitions, at the main museum on Fifth Avenue, the Cloisters in Washington Heights and the new Met Breuer Building on Madison Avenue.
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There are dedicated tools for creating both Pattern and Radial repetitions, with a "spacing properties" panel on the side that lets you customize the effect with different overrides for changing the size and shape of things.
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From its first album, "Alpinisms," School of Seven Bells defined itself as a group that admired the majestic electronic sounds of the 1980s and 1990s, the blurry grandeur of shoegaze rock and the mantric repetitions of Krautrock.
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Tortoise once came close to being streamlined, at the time of "It's All Around You," in 2004; it's gone back to being elegantly lumpy, layering its structured repetitions, creating songs of strange shapes, being unapologetic and obdurate.
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He's gonna be good and now he's had an opportunity to get his feet wet up here, get some repetitions, gets some starts, some relief opportunities, and he'll be better for the experience heading into next season.
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In a press release, she pointed to the opening riff of "Smoke On The Water" by Deep Purple and the chorus of "Bad Romance" by Lady Gaga as examples of a common melodic shape and unusual repetitions.
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Instead, audience members had to figure out for themselves that Greaves' unusual silences and repetitions were not the awkward stumblings of an inexperienced performer but the deliberate self-adjustments of a poet comfortable with her own discomfort.
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In the first section, the relentless beat of the drums (by the electronic composer Scanner) is obeyed with rocking repetitions — flipping a hand between palm up and palm down, for instance — like a highly sophisticated exercise routine.
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I stammered through nonsensical repetitions of words ("sky news, sky news, I, I, I, um, sky news"), my legs crumpled from under me without warning, and I lost my memory during episodes, which lasted hours at times.
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" So. To summarize Trump's exercise regimen: WalkingThisThatRun to building next doorUnspecified number of repetitions The truth of Trump's view on exercise is more complicated than just his pretending that he "get[s] more exercise than people think.
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The show uses many of The Twilight Zone's classic methods — montages, line repetitions, and full-circle storytelling — to lull the audience into a sense of comfort before smacking them in the face with a last-minute surprise.
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And yet they depart from Andy Warhol's adoption of silkscreen techniques, which had similar motives, in that her repetitions are entirely hand-wrought, a small but crucial distinction that shifts their agency from the mechanical to the tactile.
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However, the G7 promised to step up their work to try to prevent repetitions of the assault which leveraged hacking tools believed to have been developed by the U.S. National Security Agency, infecting tens of thousands of computers.
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Written in the fluid prose that characterised her first book, on self-portraits, "A Face to the World", it is a labour of love even if her enthusiasm can be overwhelming; repetitions and occasional hyperbole temper the enjoyment.
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Part of its in the way he packs in flurries of notes, but part of its in the woody repetitions, the way these melodies unfurl like tree rings, each one another visible reminder of the passage of time.
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From there, you get on all fours and perform several repetitions of glute exercises with ankle weights on (picture what Busy Phillipps does in her workout Instagram stories everyday), similar to what you'd do during a barre class.
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It's a fully imagined artificial universe of improbable timbres and rhythms, of repetitions cracked and warped, of long waits and sudden tangents, of propulsion and suspension, of expectations set up and undermined, of menacing implications and funny noises.
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"Did the most athletic thing that I could," said McNeil, who continues to take extra repetitions in the outfield before games to work on his route running, with the quality-control coach Luis Rojas serving as his tutor.
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The crowd's encouragement, and the enthusiasm of Turk's spotter, Chad Englehart, helped power the special teams hopeful to 25 repetitions of 225 pounds — a record for a punter since the N.F.L. began keeping official combine statistics in 2003.
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"Islands" (1968) was likely painted on Great Spruce Head at a spot he stood on many times, articulating the ground, trees, ocean, and distant islands with a sensual immediacy offering no place for repetitions of form, color, or habit.
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We may even know that "Pink Moon" completely qualifies as "late work" — an unsentimental production full of nothing-left-to-lose moves: uncomfortable repetitions in short songs, snippings-off before a smooth finish, a disembodied quality to the singing.
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Born in 2120 in Lakewood, Ohio, Elaine Sturtevant — known professionally by only her last name — gained both acclaim and notoriety in the 21990s for her renditions (repetitions, in her words) of artworks by better-known contemporaries, mostly Pop artists.
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For the record: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends using warm or cold(!) water and scrubbing your hands for at least 20 seconds which, as they helpfully inform us, is two repetitions of the "Happy Birthday" song.
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The people went from lying on average worth 4 British pounds (about $5) at the beginning to about 8 pounds ($10) near the end of about 80 repetitions — thus going from "little lies to bigger and bigger lies," Sharot said.
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The dirty secret of the AI and machine learning methods we use for prediction is that they cannot actually tell us with certainty whether some factor caused another, instead relying on millions of repetitions to give us high-value correlations.
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A group of cis guys from Leeds don't seem like obvious successors to Blige's crown but, thanks to multiple repetitions of "You're bleeding from within," what could have been a sub-par alt-rock anthem became an accidental period pop classic.
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He locked the chord progression to C, G, Am, F (an extremely common choice in popular music), set the length to 18 repetitions of this progression, and used the following structure for the melody: verse, verse, chorus, verse, chorus, conclusion.
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The script, written by the cast (which also includes Cherish Violet Blood, Penny Couchie, Donna Couteau, Ange Loft and Tanis Parenteau) and the director (Muriel Miguel, who is Gloria Miguel's sister), relies on repetitions that feel like political-demonstration chants.
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One group was assigned to follow the standard regimen, in which weights were set at between 75 and 90 percent of the man's one-repetition maximum and the volunteer lifted until he could not lift again, usually after about 10 repetitions.
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Mr. Abrahamsen, his mode sometimes furious blizzards of notes and sometimes unsteady repetitions, handles his unusual complement — two pianos; a percussionist, whose sounds are largely rustles and quiet bells; a trio of strings; and a trio of winds — with skill.
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If the resulting photographs are slightly discomfiting, they are also humane and compassionate, because they make us see that even within the incessant repetitions that constitute capitalist society, there is always a hidden and highly personal pattern to our movements.
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A 2001 paper in the journal Language and Speech tried to find links between situations and rates of disfluency, a category of speech blunders that includes false starts, accidental repetitions of words, filler utterances (like "ugh" and "um") and incoherent mumbling.
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In general, we are advised to complete eight to 12 repetitions of an exercise during a set, with the aim of making our working muscle so tired by the end of the set that we temporarily cannot complete another repetition.
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DARPA is putting an emphasis on advanced sorbents, materials able to absorb liquids, that can rapidly pull water from the air over thousands of repetitions and quickly release it without requiring significant amounts of energy, the agency said in a statement.
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Incessant, erroneous repetitions of "please place your item in the bag" and "unknown item in the bagging area" are among the most-loathed phrases in the 220st century lexicon for a reason, and that reason is that self-checkout is categorically awful.
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His path will get more difficult in his next match when he faces second-seeded Andy Murray, who got some useful repetitions against another big server, the 6-foot-11 Ivo Karlovic, in winning by 6-1, 6-4, 93-6 (3).
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By using nonstop repetitions of one or two-bar long loops, the piece draws attention to the very essence of its constituent sonic material and every detail and nuance of their noise, in parallel to the validation of material in Brutalist architecture.
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For many hours a day, he did language practice, starting with books and flash cards for preschoolers and doing endless repetitions to relearn speech until eventually — after years of hard work — he was finally able to read books and have real conversations.
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Even by Bengali standards, Mr. Seth, the author of the self-help book "Get to the Top," is skilled at drowning out other speakers, deflecting all contenders with sonorous repetitions of "one minute, one minute, one minute" until they retreat into dejected silence.
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The single-rider Poma lift that long served the primary training hill has been replaced by a higher-speed T-bar that can accommodate two skiers at a time and increase the number of repetitions athletes can pack into a morning session.
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The walls of the well, made of clay cylinders, are inscribed with 20 repetitions of the same phrase in Ancient Greek, "ΕΛΘΕ ΜΟΙ Ω ΠΑΙΑΝ ΦΕΡΩΝ ΤΟ ΜΑΝΤEΙΟΝ ΑΛΗΘΕΣ" (or, "Come to me, O Paean, and bring with you the true oracle").
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Even in Pyongyang, where I had spent nearly half a year in 2011 undercover, teaching the sons of the country's elite at the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, I felt buried beneath the repetitions, every slogan, every building, every story of the Great Leader.
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During early childhood, your parents are literally in control of your stress system: Young babies cannot self-regulate or calm themselves and it takes thousands repetitions of being soothed and comforted by the same few people over and over for this to be learned.
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The woolgathering trance theme of the LP is also felt in the repetitions of the hand image that, in this musical light, look like they are holding up personalized Tarot cards, à la Alejandro Jodorowsky (though they were never used as a Tarot deck).
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And it can't have escaped this director's notice, in dealing with an opera defined by repetitions echoing through families, that Gus Christie, John's grandson and Glyndebourne's current executive chairman, is married to an Australian-American soprano he met when she sang at the festival.
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It's clear that multiple exposures to new words in different contexts (or, the Principal of Re-contextualization and the Principle of Multiple Encounters) is critical, though there is not universal agreement about the exact number of repetitions needed before the word is fully learned.
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In this Van Gogh Museum exhibition, videos of all five "Sunflowers" paintings are presented on adjacent screens, showing the works in their museum settings, and zooming in on details that are both similar and different, so viewers can see how van Gogh's "repetitions" vary.
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Less a photorealistic portrait and more a Cubist rendering, "Acker" builds Martin's personal-theoretical examination out of modular blocks of meditative prose: choppy micro-essays that advance not by linear chronology or traditional arguments and transitions, but rather by leaps and gaps, repetitions and juxtapositions.
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"We believe the allegations are so profoundly wrong about Mr. Cohen that the dossier is libelous and any repetitions of its allegations by the committee should be rejected," Cohen's lawyer wrote in the August letter to the House committee, published by The Daily Beast.
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Despite unnecessary repetitions and overexplication, along with odd jumps in chronology, the story initially moves right along in anticipation of some 2008 New Year's Eve festivities: Bunny and Albie are supposed to meet friends at a chic Asian restaurant, then go on to the Frankenhoffs' after-party.
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Really, that little flourish of the wrist is a more specifically acting gesture than Schubert's little iamb; and all those repetitions, by way of pinning recognizably human behavior to musical structure, have the effect of making the music feel far more expressively limited than it actually is.
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Their hourlong arc of slow-morphing shapes and terse repetitions was the essence of rigor without exertion — a friend whispered: "It's like they're competing to see who can burn the fewest calories" — and yet it transcended its own grid, ultimately becoming a surreptitious, mysterious expression of soul.
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There are so many people around nowadays:color and temperature,words and altered nuances,overlaps and repetitions,the small ads and the apocrypha,shibboleth and battle cry,hill and dale,your known unknowns and your unknown unknowns,various pieces of identification and a briefly diverting life story.
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The headset does not need to be worn during every training session, but rather should be used when athletes are doing a training session involving "a high volume of quality repetitions," according to the co-founders — albeit predicting your training performance ahead of time isn't exactly an exact science.
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The 130-pound Barbosa, in fact, may have posted the most egregious of these videos to date, squatting a bar that appears to be loaded with 495 pounds for ten below-parallel repetitions without breaking a sweat (many experienced heavyweight lifters, myself included, would be incapable of doing that).
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Over the course of a 13-minute clip, she talks about her love for the form—she apparently watches ASMR videos every day, which freaks out Offset—details her rapid rise in the music world, and her love for her new child, in dulcet whispers and mesmerizing repetitions.
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They're also not as beholden to standard submarine-story jargon and images — less dashing up and down the passages, fewer references to "silent running" — though those repetitions were kind of the point of the film, and aficionados can be excused for wondering why a new "Das Boot" was necessary.
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PARELES Five repetitions of a guitar chord in six beats are the engine of "The Wrong Side" from the tenacious Welsh power trio the Joy Formidable, which places the vocals and hard-rock guitar of Rhiannon Bryan at its forefront; it releases its fourth studio album, "Aaarth," on Friday.
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Ms. Azrieli's latest evening-length work, "Mirror Furor," deals with echoes, repetitions and mirror images, yet the cast she has assembled is anything but symmetrical in age and experience: The group of four includes a dancer (Eleanor Smith), an actor (Massimiliano Balduzzi), a child (Ezra Azrieli Holzman) and the choreographer.
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Curated by the artist's maternal grandson, C. Raman Schlemmer, Oskar Schlemmer: The Dancing Artist at the Centre Pompidou's northeastern outpost beautifully displays how, by dressing his dancers in svelte outfits with geometric motifs and choreographing their sequenced dance motions into spectacular, machine-like repetitions, Schlemmer constructed a prototypical android realm.
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The military theme in Léger's oeuvre remains prominent in post-WWI paintings like "La partie de cartes" ("The Card Game," 19247), where three decorated soldiers tumble out of themselves and ripple across the picture plane, merging into an ecstatic ménage à trois through the interlacing repetitions of their machine forms.
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This also plays into the huge dominance of fanfiction culture's sincere embrace of tropes, where fans are very upfront about wanting endless repetitions of coffee-shop meet-cutes and high school teen romances and office rom-coms, and there's no high/low cultural divide, or any shame attached to loving these tropes.
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This is what Amis means by "clichés of the mind and clichés of the heart:" when we slump into "herd-words and herd-phrases," those "rhymes, chimes, repetitions, obscurities, dishonesties, vaguenesses" that come so easily to mind, we abdicate our responsibility to the hard work of original thinking, and abandon our claim to original thought.
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He left off distilling iconic images from his tumultuous experience in favor of painting, non-stop, whatever appealed to him on a given day: himself, landscapes, interiors, models, and repetitions (rather spunkless) of his early masterpieces, such as "Madonna" (1892), a lover's-eye view, during intercourse, of a woman who is supremely indifferent to him.
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She communicates the electric excitement of discovering something new — something no one ever knew or definitively proved before — and the boring scientific grunt work involved in conducting studies and experiments: the days and weeks and months of watching and waiting and gathering data, the all-nighters, the repetitions, the detours, both serendipitous and unfruitful.
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"You're seeing the arrival of rate of perceived exertion training protocols in powerlifting, as in other sports, where you're getting athletes to respond on a one-to-ten scale in terms of what they're doing, with the aim of placing their repetitions for a day between seven and eight on that scale," he said.
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Jamal Adams, Safety, Louisiana State He is not the fastest safety (4.56 seconds in the 40-yard dash) or the strongest (18 bench-press repetitions) but his instincts in pass coverage and his stellar run support make him a potential franchise cornerstone for a team willing to bet big on a position often ignored early.
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Some of the hottest, weirdest, relentlessly provocative, and most accomplished paintings — like the vivid, shimmering, and seemingly gelatinous "Untitled" (216) and the brute "Untitled" (circa 2003), where a farcical woman-bird dominatrix seems to be up to something ominous — appear to have developed out of the machine-like repetitions seen in the 1989 drawing "Untitled" (1989).
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It's an intense, experiential, expensive rare moment, meaning it's hard to get 260 people on a practice field — and in fact the unions legislate how long players are actually allowed to be on the field and it's not very long — repetitions are good to practice, so how do we practice, by doing things over and over again.
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It all came together near the end: a four-beat rhythm from the trap-set drums coming down hard and stylishly on the two, shadowed by timables; the bassist Luques Curtis plugging a Cuban tumbao pattern into the open spaces of the groove; long tones from the brass and keyboard repetitions and vocal chants all overlapping.
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On the left side of the sheet, she has created a gridded, maze-like square composed of short horizontal, vertical, and diagonal ink strokes, while on the right, she has meticulously plotted a matching graphite grid of alphanumeric cells, whose variations and repetitions provide a code for the number and direction of each subset of pen strokes.
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A typical Lax poem forms a narrow vertical column, each line of which is only one or two words long, that descends down the center of the page in repetitions and permutations: "one stone/ one stone/ one stone," opens poems (19973 – 1997), edited and with a superb introduction by poet John Beer, "i lift/ one stone/ one stone// i lift/ one stone/ and i am/ thinking" (3).
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In keeping with the British social psychologist Michael Billig's notion of "banal nationalism" — that nationhood is most powerfully reinforced not through grand gestures but the small, mundane repetitions that slip under the surface of conscious life — it might be as simple as the prosaic affirmation of beginning the day with a bowl of tahini drizzled with grape molasses, at once earthy and sweet; of aunties arguing over how much cinnamon to put in the rice.
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