Sentence examples for fixed patterns from inspiring English sources
SINCE time immemorial, herrings have moved in vast shoals, migrating every year from one area to another in seemingly fixed patterns, then mysteriously failing to show up, leaving fishing fleets with nothing to catch.
Although we are all a bit narcissistic, especially as children, it becomes a disorder when you get stuck in fixed patterns of behaviour and are unable to evaluate situations realistically or respond appropriately.
A logical outgrowth of the rhythmic modes (fixed patterns of triple rhythms) that governed most late medieval polyphony, isorhythm first appeared in 13th-century motets, primarily in cantus firmus or tenor parts but occasionally in other voices as well.
Such fixed patterns of expression permit those cells to define different organs and tissues.
Rather than creating fixed patterns, urban forms are allowed to emerge, the shape depending on external factors and change.
Engines or clocks might be incredibly sophisticated, but until they are able to gather their own data about the environment they remain trapped in fixed patterns.
Another time, a resident with a very limited, fixed pattern of conversation finished her sentence in a way that showed she was engaged, she added.
Still, his core points seem sane: the one fixed pattern of modern capitalist life is that all booms become bubbles and all bubbles burst.
In addition, fixed pattern noise is greatly reduced.
The ASIC includes a programmable column fixed pattern noise mitigation circuit and a digitally controllable pixel reset mode block.
