Sentence examples for a predetermined pattern from inspiring English sources

However, the tradition in England, Wales, and Scotland since the seventeenth century is of "change ringing," a mathematically based method by which bells switch places each time they are rung, according to a predetermined pattern.

Patola, type of silk sari (characteristic garment worn by Indian women) of Gujarati origin, the warp and weft being tie-dyed (see bandhani work) before weaving according to a predetermined pattern.

Figure 3(a) illustrates the example of the two patterns selected for receiving with a predetermined pattern ratio of order suitable for array broadside look.

As genetic testing for these syndromes becomes more widespread, presymptomatic diagnosis is also possible, although penetrance of disease in these syndromes is highly variable and tumour development does not clearly follow a predetermined pattern.

As directed here Mr. Polenzani looked distracted, as if trying to remember and execute a predetermined pattern of stylized poses.

Described the agent forming procedure, where it is carries out movements in a predetermined pattern.

Its policies will be an "ideologically driven improvisation" rather than a predetermined blueprint.

It asks tough questions about what happens to people who don't fit predetermined patterns, and what it means to be normal.

If it's true that human character is set by the age of 5, then these people are following predetermined patterns.

Also, instead of a known train of impulses, some of the available sub-carriers in each transmitted symbol are assigned to predetermined patterns, which are usually called comb-type pilots.

Recent work employing functional genomics now suggests that, indeed, certain facets of mammalian aging may follow predetermined patterns encoded in the genome as part of developmental processes.