They noticed an extraordinary pattern of activity in a neighbouring part of the brain called the entorhinal cortex.
In 1674, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (the co-inventor of the calculus, along with Isaac Newton) noticed an extraordinary pattern of numbers buried in the circle.
Randall Rothenberg, president and chief executive of the Interactive Advertising Bureau, said the F.T.C. should not regulate online advertising because it could limit what he called a recent "extraordinary pattern of innovation".
(I have been painting an elaborate portrait of this "destructive force" throughout my "Press the Battle" series, for example in the piece "The Republican Party's Extraordinary Pattern of Destructiveness").
By contrast, slow cooling of the second layer of basalt resulted in an extraordinary pattern of predominantly hexagonal columns which form the faces and walls of the principal caves.
Initially, naturally occurring Tregs were identified as autoreactive CD4+ T cells which escape negative selection and reveal an extraordinary pattern of activity.
These athletes do not feel they are seeing anything extraordinary; these patterns are just what they see, and that, of course, is what is extraordinary.
We are then extrapolating these findings to predict new methods of therapy that take advantage of the extraordinary temporal patterns of tumor growth and spread.
Against the extraordinary zebra patterned runway that was created by the brand's designer Danielle Sherman and a consulting team, the streamlined urban clothes, with a glint of the 1980s, put a smart stamp on sportswear and took the Edun brand to a higher level of design and image.
Bruce Gilbert's music isn't awfully inspiring, with its relentless, windscreen-wiper washes of sound, yet Clark mines it for extraordinary textures and patterns.
