Sentence examples for a sweeping pattern from inspiring English sources

The report details a sweeping pattern of negligence, with no inspector stepping foot inside the clinic for more than 16 years.

The receivers were mounted on the motors which were then rotated in a sweeping pattern around the system space to determine the location and path of the emitter object.

The Justice Department said not long after that it was launching an investigation into the department, a sweeping "pattern or practice" probe meant to determine whether officers violated the Constitution or federal law.

The influx of affluent new residents has resulted in a sweeping pattern of gentrification of poor neighborhoods by a well-educated, mostly white class that fled cities en masse decades ago.

The user has to fix two laser emitters in each corner of the room, which will move an arc of laser light in a sweeping pattern.

When no common setting is available among the considered devices, the authors in [17] determine the settings for each device by performance (e.g. choose a sweeping pattern or detector type after a number of initial trial measurements).

At a time when politics has become an almost ­minute-by-minute spectacle, political thinkers who try to discern a sweeping interpretive pattern in current events or to predict where those events may be heading are likely to find their work evaluated in terms dismayingly like those applied to candidates and strategists.

Through experimentation I discovered that in order to get it to walk straighter, I needed to reprogram the arduino such that it didn't have the servomotor have one single sweeping pattern.

He added that it was Dr Seelig who first saw the sweeping pattern of activity unfolding as the "needle" of the compass swung around to match the fly's own turning.

Avoid sweeping in a pendulum pattern in which the detector comes up high off of the surface of the ground when it goes to the far right or far left in your sweeping pattern.

In some of the more successful paintings, like "On the Move," there is a powerful tension between the swift, sweeping patterns and the instinctive desire to identify faces.