Meanings of repetitive nature in English

They capture perfectly the experience of the cyclical, repetitive nature of enduring an experience.

The large size and highly repetitive nature of the Ae.

Such is the repetitive nature of the story that the characters go in continual circles.

The repetitive nature of baseball pitching makes it suited for this type of motion analysis, experts said.

The album's title track begins with a lovely bass driven groove and the repetitive nature of the pattern is infectious.

They are, however, difficult to map genetically and to identify in genome-wide sequence programs because of their structure and repetitive nature.

The repetitive nature to the guitar riff is very infectious while the guitar solo showcases Walker's talent as a lead guitarist.

But as a whole, live, you realise the repetitive nature of FKA twigs tunes, most of which are devoid of hooks.

Bryan Metzdorf 'I wanted to create an image that combined both the sensual and repetitive nature of the single's title and theme.

People complain about the repetitive nature of these programmes, but these are rituals and as such as they require predictability, continuity, protocol.

To build the Logic Mill we shall need a large, inexpensive force of workers to carry out certain operations of a repetitive nature.

Understanding the role of DNA sequences in centromere function has been a daunting task due to the highly repetitive nature of centromeres in animal chromosomes.

Owing to its repetitive nature and the lack of chromosome 21p-specific molecular markers, most physical maps of chromosome 21 exclude this region.