The latter, in contrast, is satisfied just in case a pattern of distribution is instantiated, so that all individuals have equal shares of the relevant goods or capabilities.
The former is satisfied just in case a pattern of relationships is instantiated such that any two individuals relate to each other as equals (in the appropriate sense).
In Roosevelt's case, a pattern of private remarks about Jews, some of which I recently discovered at the Central Zionist Archives in Jerusalem and from other sources, may be significant.
"What I want more than anything is true recognition of sin and error — in this case a pattern of demeaning the female bearers of God's image in various ways, as well as abuse of power — and with that recognition, true repentance, not only from one individual but from all who have contributed to a culture that breeds these particular sins," Prior said.
Although it might not require formal remediation, the lapse should be documented, in case a pattern of lapses evolves.
In this case, a pattern of high neutral genetic structure across populations would suggest rather limited gene exchange among populations, supporting the possibility that populations are independent evolutionary units.
Cardiovascular event cases showed a pattern of risk factors that was generally less favorable than that of non-cases.
The Georgia Supreme Court reprimanded Grace in 1997 when overturning a verdict in one of her cases, citing "a pattern of inappropriate and, in some cases, illegal conduct" during the trial.
The Army said waivers would not be granted in cases of a pattern of offenses, as well as for people convicted of drug trafficking and sexual crimes.
In extreme cases, like a pattern of disrupting mail delivery, Mr. Musso said, the Post Office's investigators are called in.
