Sentence examples for a pattern which has from inspiring English sources

An elegant cat's cradle of betrayal and suspicion is created, but it's a pattern which has no inner propulsion.

Black corals are more abundant with depth, a pattern which has been hypothesized to avoid competition with obligate photosynthetic fauna.

The three patterns revealed the following characteristics: (1) a pattern which has an indistinct dry season and a prolonged peak rainfall (C4), (2) a pattern which has a distinct dry season and a shortened summer rainy season (C5), and (3) a pattern with a distinct dry season and a delayed onset and withdrawal of the summer rainy season (C6).

They don't show a pattern which has been long studied in urban U.S. children, i.e., anthropocentric asymmetry of induction: urban children are more willing to generalize from humans to animals than vice versa, and this asymmetry was seen as evidence that folkbiology derives from folkpsychology (Carey 1985).

The Panthers' uniforms consist of black, white, and blue jerseys paired with white and silver pants, a pattern which has only seen minor changes since the team's inception.

Secondly, a series of polls have indicated that the level of swing from Labour to the Conservatives will be higher in marginal constituencies, a pattern which has also been observed in past elections.

According to Jordan's Rule [1], [2], the number of vertebrae is expected to increase towards higher latitudes-a pattern which has been observed also in the case of mean body size in several species of fishes [23].

One of the participants, John, confronted his employee Mark about his missed deadlines, a pattern which had been negatively affecting the team.

Morgan said her removal was part of a pattern which had seen a series of non-Conservative supporters on bodies including the Arts Council and the Charity Commission replaced with loyal Tories.

The game that became known as croquet combined the basic elements of paille-maille running a mallet-driven ball through a hoopaille-maille running peg as a goal—into a somewhat more complicated sport involving a series of six or more hoops laid out in a pattern, which had to ballun in a specified order.

But while George was perceived at the time as a trendsetter, he was continuing a pattern which had existed for centuries.