Sentence examples for a standard pattern of from inspiring English sources

BUILT in the World War II era, the house follows a standard pattern of many old island getaways, with four bedrooms upstairs and kitchen and gathering spaces down.

Once we recognize the argumentative structure of the advertisement, we can go further, and consider whether it should be understood as an instance of an argument scheme (a standard pattern of argument).

A single population of normal sized people inhabiting Palau over an extended time, as in scenario 2, would most likely follow a standard pattern of gradual change in cultural markers and land and resource use.

A standard pattern of visits might be days 1, 2, 6 and 12 though there may be some flexibility about this schedule, as discussed later.

In 45 bce he enacted a law laying down a standard pattern for the constitutions of the municipia, which were by this time the units of local self-government in most of the territory inhabited by Roman citizens.

That's a standard pattern to these kind of poisonings, but some local politicians started shouting and provoked the people so we had to transfer them".

The homes that have already been accounted for were on the higher end of the spectrum, agents said -- a standard pattern in vacation markets because of the competition to lock in the best houses first.

In place of the old idea of supplanting all foreign traits by a standard pattern there grew up the idea of cultural "pluralism".

These "thought pieces" follow a standard pattern: some genuflection to an admission of past mistakes, the assertion that all is not lost for Labour in the election, a few examples of alternative policies that could save a Labour government and then usually an appeal for vision, radicalism or leadership.

The tituli picti on the Monte Testaccio amphorae tend to follow a standard pattern and indicate a rigorous system of inspection to control trade and deter fraud.

b XRD pattern of NaNbO3 nanobelts (a) and the standard pattern of bulk NaNbO3 (b).