Sentence examples for domestic patterns from inspiring English sources

To understand this, you need to know something of the domestic patterns in our house.

How do domestic patterns and cultural norms affect the circadian and homeostatic processes?

They're doing it for big bucks and on TV, of course, but beaming this sort of mega-reality into the homes of harassed housewives pigeonholes both them and their audience, reinforcing timeworn domestic patterns.

She argues that Sherwood's "influence," via books such as the Fairchild Family, "upon the domestic pattern of Victorian life can hardly be overestimated".

He transformed what Andrea Palladio had conceived as a country retreat into a London mansion appropriate for the lifestyle of the British aristocracy, with its reversal of the usual Italian domestic pattern of a large palazzo in town, and a smaller villa in the country.

Sequence analysis reveals evidence of heteroplasmy in this sample and places this mitochondrial genome sequence securely within a previously identified aurochsen haplogroup (haplogroup P), thus providing novel insights into pre-domestic patterns of variation.

Domestic trade patterns have been less significant: for the most part they reflect the domination of Australian manufacturing by New South Wales and Victoria; seasonal movements of produce between tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions; and the alert responses of multinational corporations to interstate rivalries over encouragements to industry.

Hawelka et al. [12] meanwhile, looked at international population mobility, tracing the number of international tourists, again based on geolocated Twitter data; whilst Beiró et al. took a similar approach to domestic commuting patterns [13].

If present domestic consumption patterns continue unaltered, most countries of the peninsula will be required to mine their groundwater resources further and to allocate financial resources towards the construction of new desalination plants and support facilities with capacities capable of handling increasing demands.

At best, it is a mechanism for rich, industrialized countries to avoid changing their domestic consumptive patterns of energy through funding projects whose true consequences are unknown and ignored.

Study 1 will employ a cross-sectional observational design and will be conducted using a household sample of adult women (approximate sample size = 1600) to assess harmful alcohol consumption and domestic violence patterns.