At the extreme, he may paint mere patterns of, for example, a dance, leaving out the dancers.
Action potentials cannot be explained by mere patterns of correlation that are not indicative of an underlying causal relation.
Given that sensations are non-resembling and non-representational (they are mere patterns of local motions) it follows that ideas, which are essentially representational, could not be derived from them.
Yet this too is treated in multiple ways: there are moments when heterosexual intimacy seems the most touching thing in the world (one man holding one woman in his arms like a child) and others when it seems mere conformism (a pattern of men holding women in their arms like children).
2. It should be emphasized that a mere shift in patterns of holdings is not typically taken to involve redistribution.
The first ill omen was the opening prelude, during which the music was pushed from its usual starring role into one of accompaniment – a mere backdrop to a visual pattern of a modern warship's radar signal, rotating clockwise (over and over).
Ethics cannot be regarded as an extra coating, laid up from the outside, upon a pattern of mere technical practices.
We argue that this is not a mere consequence of cell culture and is a pattern found in other SAGE libraries from non-cultured cells, e.g. human monocytes (27 ribosomal proteins in the most abundant 50 transcripts) [ 39].
That may be true, on a conception of laws of nature that holds that they are something more than mere patterns in the non-modal phenomena.
If the weakness of the signal is not a mere question of statistical power one can think of a number of reasons for this pattern.
