Sentence examples for a constant pattern of from inspiring English sources

The reports I hear about Tinder are that it puts you in a constant pattern of thinking there's something better round the corner.

Around 1896, Freud began to follow a constant pattern of awakening before 7 each morning and filling every moment until the very late evening hours with the demands of his ever enlarging practice (he was soon seeing 12 or more patients per day), writing, lecturing, meeting with colleagues and ruminating over the theories he enunciated in such articulate literary style.

The topology presents a constant pattern of material re-distributed along the strongest axis while the overall stiffness is maintained.

In a letter to the center, President Barack Obama, and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, the foundation pointed to a "constant pattern of exclusion for Latinos," according to Politico.

A further development, called the DM63, improved upon the round by introducing a new temperature-independent propellant, which allows the propellant to have a constant pattern of expansion between ambient temperatures inside the gun barrel from -47 C to.

Ae. albopictus showed a constant pattern of biting activity at all time points examined, with higher percentage fed and longer feeding time in comparison to Ae. aegypti (Table 2).

To determine the actual demand and production of each user per time step a normal distribution around the mean (from a constant pattern) with a coefficient of variation of 50%% for demand and 20%% for production is applied.

Studies by Blanco et al. [ 41] indicate a constant pattern in the use of antidepressants between 1992 1995 and 1996 1999 (45.8% and 45.7%, respectively).

Breakthrough behavior is analyzed for adsorption in deep beds with axial diffusion, assuming that a constant pattern wave has developed upstream of the bed outlet.

Division of the motor function scores into equal thirds may not be optimal but chosen on an a priori basis to demonstrate a constant pattern with the minimum number of groups.

For example, a variety of few-particle effects have been observed and no constant pattern of excitonic transitions from the set B QDs has been measured, even if a significant part of them showed a biexciton emitting at lower energy (binding biexciton).