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The history of his work recapitulates much of the history of data and sound storage technology.
en.wikipedia.org The introductory material is then recapitulated by the woodwinds and triangle, with the cello providing a repeating undertone.
en.wikipedia.org The past is recapitulated factually and soberly, without emotion.
en.wikipedia.org His writings also indicate that the helicopter film sequences over the jetty were a method of recapitulating the scale of the jetty.
en.wikipedia.org It recapitulates the history of cosmology, reviewing the core concepts of ancient, historical, and modern astrophysical cosmology.
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