Repetition §

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Relations §

• Pattern: A pattern involves the repetition of elements or sequences.
• Tessellations: Tessellations rely on the repetition of shapes in a regular or semi-regular pattern.
• Modular Origami: Modular origami relies on the repetition of folding the same unit or module multiple times.
• Consistency: Consistent actions or elements involve repetition over multiple instances.
• Symmetry: Symmetry often involves the repetition of elements or motifs.
• Folding Pattern: Folding patterns often involve repeating a series of folds or steps to create a desired shape or design.
• Iterability: Iterability enables repetition of operations over a collection of elements.
• Skill Acquisition: Repetition is essential for skill acquisition, as it helps to solidify the neural pathways associated with the skill.
• Difference: Difference and repetition are key themes in Deleuze’s philosophy, exploring the productive potential of difference and the role of repetition.
• Rhythm: Rhythm often involves the repetition of certain patterns or sequences of beats.
• Sequence: A sequence often involves the repetition of elements or patterns.