She was pathologically skinny, clad in regulation charity shop clobber: anachronistic trainers, east European denim and a hoodie with a garish pattern intended to resemble spray-canned graffiti.
Mr. Spitzer, who has differed with the federal government over whether he has the jurisdiction to go after Wall Street abuses and polluters in other states, said he saw the new banking regulations as part of a larger pattern intended to relieve pressure on business.
Next door to the Bird's Nest is the Aquatics Center, known as the Water Cube, a rectilinear building with a blue-gray exterior of translucent plastic pillows set in an irregular pattern intended to evoke bubbles.
According to the Code of Federal Regulations, "coercion," in turn, is defined as threats of serious harm or physical restraint, "any scheme, plan, or pattern" intended to cause a person to believe that failure to cooperate would result in serious harm or physical restraint, or threatened abuse of the legal process.
Labor or service obtained by: : threats of serious harm or physical restraint; : any scheme, plan, or pattern intended to cause a person to believe he would suffer serious harm or physical restraint if he did not perform such labor or services: : the abuse or threatened abuse of law or the legal process.
Added to this, they also tried to made personal interpretations to infer the reason that the pattern intended to prove in the graph, particularly to the readers.
The Sollerman test comprises 20 unilateral and bilateral hand tasks performed using standardised hand grip patterns intended to reflect normal function in activities of daily living [ 46].
Therefore, the second volume of the trilogy, A Pattern Language was intended to redress this issue by providing a replacement design language which forms the functional basis of Alexander's theory.
In another category, the leaker must be engaged in a pattern of behaviour intended to harm national security.These caveats are hardly surprising.
People in that second group can be punished only if they engage in a "pattern of activities intended to identify and expose covert agents" knowing "that such activities would impair or impede the foreign intelligence activities of the United States".
