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A group of children in New Mexico made the ceramic tiles that will form the pattern in a worker's red plaid shirt.
They shop in the Chapel Square Mall without noticing the simple lines and planes that form the pattern of the building.
The most experienced create patterns by inserting rods into the warp, which form the pattern, while the youngest girls carefully wind silk onto wooden bobbins, and older ones deftly pull threads through the combs of their looms.
As parliamentary deputies gathered to debate a resolution condemning the treatment of their team, the Russian government laid down a theme likely to form the pattern of thinking for the rest of the day.
Each of the patterns that form the pattern language (which was developed collaboratively with nearly 100 contributors) is presented consistently; each describes a problem and its context, a discussion, and a solution.
In this technique, coloured yarns, which form the pattern, lie at slight angles from the horizontal, and herringbone effects are often created by changing the angle of alternate rows.
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Gender is just one of a multiplicity of inequalities that combine to form the patterns of poverty and exclusion that we see in the world today.
Trained as a hydro-engineer, the subject of Sadri's images can take moments or centuries to form the patterns that she captures through her lens.
Colleges recognize the key truth that those students who are most successful -- the first level of success being graduation in four years -- form the patterns that make them successful early in their academic experience.
It is certainly not just a Muslim thing, nor even a south Asian one: it formed the pattern of all immigrant politics in the USA.
The areas treated with resist keep their original color; when the resist is removed the contrast between the dyed and undyed areas forms the pattern.
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