Sentence examples for a recognizable pattern from inspiring English sources

Cornstalks were also found in the room on the right, but had been scattered by rodents and so were no longer arranged in a recognizable pattern.

By Yasmine Al-Sayyad The BBC's gender-swapped spy thriller is about the iteration of a recognizable pattern, its pleasures emerging from internal twists.

This is a good example of a syndrome, defined as a recognizable pattern of manifestations that has not one but a number of possible causes.

Still, it comes as a shock to realize that the ultimate leftist, the father of Communism itself, fits a recognizable pattern.

Although scientists are now skilled at identifying the genes involved in single-gene diseases, complex diseases are far harder to analyze because they are not inherited in a recognizable pattern.

They, Ms. Bodine, and others — including Richard L. Armitage and Lawrence Wilkerson of the State Department — describe from the inside what has become, to the rest of us, a recognizable pattern.

The horrors inside someone's head can spill out into the world, in an ordinary street on an ordinary day, without any recognizable pattern or logic.

(3) Does pain change location in any recognizable pattern during an episode?

Similar views have been advanced by philosophers, historians and sociologists of science (Gilbert 1976; Holmes 1987; Knorr-Cetina 1981; Schickore 2008; Suppe 1998) who have argued that scientists' experimental practices are messy and often do not follow any recognizable pattern.

1) genes, which do not follow any recognizable pattern, 2) gene pairs that move together and, 3) genes that tend to remain together in blocks.

The unique and complex micro-retroreflector structures can act as an easily recognizable pattern when submerged in tissue.