Anthropologists have found patterns of infidelity in diverse communities around the world, just as historians and novelists have.
In my studies of audience behaviour, I found patterns of who talks, where they talk and why.
Federal investigators found patterns of unconstitutional policing in Baltimore, Seattle, Newark, Albuquerque and Ferguson.
After reviewing trading in all the stocks it lists, the exchange found patterns of suspicious activity in about two dozen, Mr. Zito said.
Using gouache, Mr. Blackwell replicates found patterns -- flowered furniture covering, the stripes in an American flag -- on paper and pins his versions to the original material.
Mr. Cohen's new study of borrowers from Honda found patterns similar to those in past studies that focused on the financing operations of Nissan, G.M. and Ford.
The 2014 shooting also led to a justice department investigation that found patterns of racial bias in Ferguson's police and municipal court system.
The investigation by the UN's independent international commission found patterns of summary execution, arbitrary arrest, enforced disappearance and torture, including sexual violence and abuse, some of it directed against children.
Works by Charles Long are similarly befuddling: vaguely Giacometti-esque, vaguely figurative skinny sculpture in papier-mâché, plaster, and assorted debris on steel armatures, their forms derived from found patterns of bird droppings.
She found patterns that worked: pulling Pliskova wide, absorbing her power, and taking the risk of hitting it over the higher part of the net and coming down the line.
Although the science is imprecise and often disputed, some scholars have found patterns of partisan divisions at all levels of the federal judiciary, based on the appointing president.
