Sentence examples for conform to a pattern from inspiring English sources

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The ones on the left conform to a pattern, or rule that describes them, and the task of the problem-solver is to find this pattern, or rule.

A man has to conform to a pattern of work in order to feed himself and his family; a man may find it pleasurable or natural or convenient to conform in his social tastes.

"As soon as a stock seems to conform to a pattern that has made money before, an 'I got it' effect kicks in, making investors feel sure they know what's coming next," Mr. Zweig writes.

Such innovations conform to a pattern: They offer an entirely new solution; they perform adequately along traditional dimensions and much better along other dimensions that matter more to target customers; and they are not initially appealing to powerful incumbents.

Many analysts see it as part of efforts to give China more room to project its power in an area previously dominated by the Americans.China's reclamation efforts conform to a pattern of assertive behaviour in the South China Sea.

In general, nucleosome profiles conform to a pattern where nucleosome-depleted regions (NDR) are present immediately upstream from the transcription start site (TSS) of most genes in the genome [ 11].

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Population differentiation conformed to a pattern of isolation by distance (IBD).

Fundamentally, the fight conforms to a pattern of presidential politics that has troubled the Islamic Republic since the 1979 revolution.

Recently, Venezuela seems to have cooled toward the FARC, conforming to a pattern described in the book of ups and downs between Mr. Chávez and the rebels.

Awarding the financial regulation brief to Britain, while unexpected, conforms to a pattern Juncker has laid down in his distribution of jobs – handing responsibility for policy areas to countries who regularly complain about policy shortcomings in those very areas.

"Substandard," the dictionary tells us, "indicates status conforming to a pattern of linguistic usage that exists throughout the American language community but differs in choice of word or form from that of the prestige group in that community".

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