Sentence examples for a pattern much from inspiring English sources

Berdych stood firm to save two break points, though, and thereafter the set adopted a pattern much like the previous two, again ending in a tie-break.

So there is a pattern much older than the Islamic republic: Autocratic rule establishes itself, followed by outbursts of discontent that end either with modest reform or a new spike of repression.

The design was created using a selective laser melting or sintering process, in which metal powder is melted in a pattern much like a 3D printer lays down heated plastic.

However, herein multiple other factors varying both in quantity and quality among individual plants might regulate the conversion in a pattern much stronger than that of the original pH values.

Something I had not known is that each tiger's stripes form a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint, that allows Karanth to identify individual tigers.

The jet stream, a river of fast-flowing air five to seven miles above sea level, bends around Asia's mountains in a wavelike pattern, much as water in a stream flows around a rock or boulder.

Its stories are already feature-length and – aside from the necessary cliffhangers written in to divide up episodes – have a beat pattern much more attuned to film than television.

It has also been shown that if a number of selfish cars were to collaborate, it may still result in a traffic pattern much superior to the selfish, non-cooperative pattern [78, 79, 80].

Our in silico analysis indicated that L1TD1 expression is highly enriched during the blastocyst stage of embryogenesis and absent in many adult tissues in human (Figure S2), an expression pattern much like that observed for Nanog [9].

Discerning any kind of pattern, much less a principle of causation, is a hopeless task.

The absolute size displays a clear daily and weekly pattern much akin to that seen for the number of nodes in Figure 9.