Sentence examples for echo the pattern from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Bloomberg, who founded the media and financial services giant Bloomberg L.P., the swelling salaries echo the pattern he established in the private sector of pulling together a loyal coterie of advisers and assistants and paying them handsomely.

The letters forming the last name of postmodern architect Michael Graves become fanciful edifices, which echo the patterns and textures found in Graves's buildings.

Jonathan Loynes, of thinktank Capital Economics, said the rising cost echoed the pattern in other bailed-out states.

The central panel was a three-dimensional wood relief, left unpainted, that echoed the pattern of the squares on either side.

A high death rate among young adults echoes the pattern found in the 1918-1919 epidemic, said Dr. Michael T. Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.

None of this particularly bothered her as a junior professor intent solely on research, says Friend, echoing the pattern laid out in the MIT report.

B/Cs across scenarios indicate that subsidies are more cost-effective when premiums are higher, which echoes the pattern as in Fig. 4.

Determining the shape of the work is often the final step, and echoes the pattern that emerges through the process of making the work itself.

Ernie Banks was the first Cub to have his number retired on August 22 , 1982 and his number 14 has been flown in blue on a white flag (echoing the pattern of a Cubs home uniform shirt) on the left field foul pole ever since.

Our finding of the increased SMC in the urban core of Beijing echoed the patterns of Phoenix in Arizona, USA (Zhu et al. [2006]).

The map is somatotopically aligned to echo the overall pattern of barrels: deflection of whisker A towards whisker B evokes the strongest responses in neurons of whisker/supra-barrel A that are nearest to whisker/supra-barrel B (see Fig. 1).