Sentence examples for being a pattern from inspiring English sources

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Until very recently, security systems were limited to searching in small chunks of that data for a few tell-tale bytes – those being a pattern of data or an antivirus signature unique to a specific attack.

And the targets chosen world-famous hotels and Western tourists—were a new phenomenon for India, despite being a pattern familiar from attachosen world-famouspired by al-Qaeda elsewhotelsn the world.andQaeda has often threatened to launch strikes in India.

And the targets chosen world famous hotels and Western tourists was a new phenomenon for India, despite being a pattern familiar from attacks directed or inspired by al-Qaeda elsewhere in the world.Al-Qaeda has often threatened to launch strikes on India.

However, others interpret Zhu's li not as ontologically prior to qi but rather as being a pattern or deep structure that is immanent within and expressed by qi and delineates the range and possibilities of qi's transformations (Graham, 1986; Thompson, 1988).

He said, "When my jelly and electricity don't work anymore, I'll be glad to continue being a pattern in yours".

This starts what ends up being a pattern of mixed messages with Christian unexpectedly showing up in her life and sending her expensive gifts.

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