If that were certain, viewers would already detect a pattern of growing homogenization.
"If you examine the history of ethnic and race relations in this community, you will detect a pattern of ignorance of minority cultures and problems," Dr. Barrera said.
Yet, at the very same time, the dissidents noted pollsters had detected a pattern of Labour leaking support not just in Scotland.
Despite the many claims sent to Bridgestone/ Firestone by warranty-holders, the company said it did not detect a pattern of failure that required special attention.
Developments Universe Seeing the Light Astronomers detected a pattern of ancient light they had long predicted.
The Community Service Society, an antipoverty group, said during last year's debate that it had detected a pattern of denying licenses to former inmates based on "spurious concerns over 'character' that can only be attributed to bias related to their criminal record".
Yet a certain logic has governed their actions.It is possible to detect a pattern of sorts emerging in Mr Paulson's interventions.
The narrative takes its first chilling turn when Caffery's team detects a pattern of other "accidental" kidnappings, indicating that the carjacker was stalking little girls all along.
Since the number of children taking a certain drug is small (relative to the adult population), it is particularly hard to detect a pattern of adverse reactions; without proper vigilance, the dangers of a drug like Paxil, for instance, can go unnoticed for years.
When Miliband gently persisted, the PM gently detected a pattern of cleaning up problems left by Labour: 24-hour drinking, Blairite deregulation of betting, gaming and even banking, which he appears to regard as a separate industry with its own betting machines rigged by bank staff.
