Sentence examples for described this pattern from inspiring English sources

In an article in the "Times", Tom Wicker has described this pattern.

All these systems "solve problems by drawing on masses of relatively stupid elements, rather than a single, intelligent 'executive branch.' " As Johnson notes in the book's introduction, scientists had described this pattern in their own fields of study for decades, without noticing that similar systems were being unearthed in otherwise unrelated disciplines.

Long before scientists had developed any geophysical understanding of regional earthquakes, an old rhyme in the local dialect described this pattern: "Nella valle di San Clemente, sdringola, sdringola, e non casca niente" ("In the valley of San Clemente, it trembles and trembles and yet nothing falls").

Sainton et al. [26] described this pattern of movement as similar to the gait patterns adopted by astronauts on the Moon as defined by Minetti et al. [38].

Some previous reports have described this pattern as "the streaming hypothesis," and our observations are in line with these reports.

Our project seeks to describe this "pattern of dolphins" throughout Oceania.

As stated in the Introduction, this type of bursting is curious because spiking in general occurs during the hyperpolarized phase of the underlying oscillation and quiescence occurs during the depolarized phase, which is inverted compared to square wave bursting [13, 14], so we use the term inverted square wave bursting to describe this pattern.

The trophic evolution of the damselfishes is characterized by rapid and repeated shifts between a small number of trophic niches, and we use the term reticulate adaptive radiation to describe this pattern.

Reich and Johnson first used the term "Lady Windermere syndrome" to describe this pattern of NTM lung disease in elderly white woman without underlying lung disease symptomatic for chronic cough [ 22].

Studies describe this pattern as the most desirable or healthy diet for a population, since it has been shown to be associated with a decreased risk of coronary heart disease [ 38], type 2 diabetes [ 33], colorectal cancer [ 39], and mortality for all groups who follow this dietary pattern.

As the cohort went on to birth it was noted that babies born to mothers who described increased fetal movements with hunger were smaller than those that did not describe this pattern (3221.75 g vs. 3583.75 g) with a mean birthweight difference between groups of 364 gm.