Sentence examples similar to attuned to patterns from inspiring English sources

Humans are evolutionarily attuned to light patterns.

This could very well be an indication that the young Wallace was attuned to the speech patterns of the people around him, namely his parents and teachers.

Microsoft says it will give drivers alternative route information that is more accurate and attuned to current traffic patterns on both freeways and side streets.

Altogether, the findings "illustrate the fact that the sensory world of animals is highly attuned to their dietary patterns," Beauchamp said.

The point is over the decade of the 90's and into the fledgling days of 21st century, our consciousness was not attuned to the emerging pattern of attacks.

Part of how young adults develop consequential thinking is by observing patterns, and because that ability is in development, their minds are uncommonly attuned to seeking out those patterns so as to support their development.

They stay attuned to the men's patterns, because a break in the usual is a flashing sign of relapse.

We argue that reproducing wolverines deployed a foraging strategy attuned to altering their movement patterns throughout the summer to address a continuous, but diminishing, trade-off between providing both food and shelter for their offspring.

And while Mr. Aukin's direction is sharply attuned to the complex rhythmic patterns of the dialogue, several of the play's scenes last for a few beats too many.

He jokes that he's become attuned to a human behavior pattern: His male students like to plunk the animals into a tank and watch them fight each other; his female students hope the animals will get along swimmingly.

Its stories are already feature-length and – aside from the necessary cliffhangers written in to divide up episodes – have a beat pattern much more attuned to film than television.