Sentence examples for by patterns of from inspiring English sources

The whales are identifiable by patterns of growths on their skin called callosities.

Income distribution is affected indirectly by patterns of taxation and ownership.

Objects that carry meaning are represented by patterns of tokens called symbols.

Are women in science and engineering limited by aptitude, as Lawrence H. Summers of Harvard famously put it, or by patterns of discrimination?

Arguably we are experiencing the third great crisis of Labour following those of 1931 and 1981; each driven by patterns of economic rupture".

"Beethoven -- Not Four Naught" resembles a dialogue between dancers and a Beethoven quartet; "Spores, Solitude and Summer Humming" is inspired by patterns of spore reproduction; "aSOlo" is a stream-of-consciousness blending of movements and words.

Because this city is characterized over long historical eras by patterns of harmonious coexistence of ethnic, religious, and cultural diversity, religion was never the predominant character of this diversity, but urbanization".

Mainly those exercised by patterns of thought and attitudes imprinted on us by our parents (and on them by their parents, and so on) before rational, conscious thought became an option, never mind a serious defence against invasion.

A Virgin and Child with wide-open eyes sit atop dizzying tiers of real and painted columns, accentuated by patterns of braids, pyramids, scrolls and dots.

Somatoform disorders are characterized by patterns of persistent bodily complaints.

Young males have an inherent tendency to violence unless constrained by patterns of shared behaviour.