Sentence examples for a collective pattern from inspiring English sources

There are also, already, so many women accusing Weinstein, all speaking of such similar incidents, which occurred at such similar places within their respective careers, that the comet trail of each act contributes to a collective pattern.

Furthermore, there is a collective pattern of cost minimization due to the shape of the reduced cost functions.

Before implantation of the tumor cells, the healthy mice manifested two types of autoantibody reactivity patterns detectable at 1∶5 serum dilution: a collective pattern common to the group (marked by a relatively low degree of individual variation) and individual patterns for each mouse (marked by a high degree of variation between mice).

This revealed that a collective pattern of ChIP enrichment also exists in yeast.

Habitus is a collective pattern of thinking and acting, and is often taken for granted within a group [ 38].

Indeed studies from the region have demonstrated that they demonstrate a collective pattern, rather than an individualistic pattern, of social interaction [ 21].

Orch OR theory proposes that MT quantum vibrations (in megahertz, MHz) interfere and produce much slower 'beat frequencies', and that these can be recorded by electroencephalography (EEG), a technique which records the collective pattern of neuronal activity in the brain and separates the pattern into bands (α, β, theta, …) of different frequencies.

It is well known that alternative patterns of tumour invasion exist (Friedl and Wolf, 2003) and, according to one study (Wicki et al, 2006), a collective migration pattern may in fact predominate in SCCs of the uterine cervix, consistent with our finding of widespread E-cadherin expression in this entity.

The IS workload also suffers from high packet losses, as a consequence of transmissions pertaining to the N:1 collective pattern, as evidenced by Fig. 5.

Culture is made casually, every day – as the collective pattern of what people accept or reject, admire, dismiss, smile or frown at.

Throughout the day they remain connected to colleagues and family members who are elsewhere, and increasingly their movements form no discernible collective pattern at all.