Sentence examples for explain the patterns from inspiring English sources

Laws describe patterns of facts, theories explain the patterns.

But while Mr Buchanan explains all this well, he also makes a sweeping claim: that human society too is an example of self-organised criticality, and that it is therefore possible to use science to explain the patterns of history.

Those two facts perhaps explain the patterns at the beginning and end of the Who's set – first, the negative tweets as they opened came from fans disgruntled that they couldn't find the performance to watch (if you're complaining about an opening of Who Are You and The Seeker, then it might not be the choice of songs that is the issue).

This theory is consistent with the timing and magnitude of some extinctions, especially in the oceans, but it does not fully explain the patterns on land and does not eliminate the possibility that other factors were at work on land as well as in the seas.

Therefore, primary data of population distribution are very important to explain the patterns of local community behaviour.

Examining the linguistic characteristics of discourses on technologies and the cultural and historical roots of the metaphors and symbols used may help to explain the patterns of discourses.

They further suggest that interbreeding between groups like those represented in the study can explain the patterns of genetic variation seen in modern Europeans.

The conclusions highlight the complex and diverse combinations and importance of the factors that help explain the patterns of shifts in leadership.

This paper proposes a novel conceptual framework to identify and explain the patterns and drivers of food waste generation in the hospitality sector, with the aim of identifying food waste prevention measures.

We conclude that these preferences in aggregation patterns for animals of the same sex can contribute to the cohesion of single-sex groups and promote segregation, although additional factors are needed to explain the patterns of sexual segregation observed in nature.

Cuvier advocated catastrophism to explain the patterns of extinction and faunal succession revealed by the fossil record.