| The compositions have become atomized, the recombinations obvious. |
| Intellectuals do manage to innovate and their innovations are oftentimes not always recombinations of what they have embraced in their education. |
| In the normal lymphoid ontogeny, genomic recombinations occur in a tightly regulated sequence and require an enzyme called recombinase. |
| The multiverse contains an infinite number of recombinations. |
| In fashion and music, cycles of revivals, retrospectives, and recombinations have emerged, defining styles with an eerie predictability. |
| It generally analyses the form of recombinations that emerge on the contemporary scene. |
