We now have a new pattern: Wall Street can make billions by creating bubbles.
The Eisenhower Doctrine has little relevance to the present situation, but it has established a new pattern in the exercise of Presidential authority.
But here, Dr. Kelly said, he has witnessed a new pattern in their illnesses.
In recent weeks the group has seen a "new pattern of arrears developing" likely to be repeated nationally, with 50% of tenants paying the charge in full, 25% part-paying and 25% not paying at all.
Last week, Abdullah, the Afghan foreign minister, appealed to senior Pakistani officials in Islamabad to halt what the Afghans contend has been a new pattern of support for Mr. Hekmatyar from Pakistan's military intelligence organization, Inter-Services Intelligence.
In fact, the increased susceptibility of GOUNDRY to malaria parasite infection (Riehle et al. 2011) could be explained by such a mechanism, under the hypothesis that a change of ecological niche in this population has shaped a new pattern of selection in the immune genes.
Globalization and transport revolutions, logistics integration, and the consequent expansion of port area and hinterland in the maritime industry have redefined the functional role of ports in supply chains and have generated a new pattern of freight distribution.
The Indian Head design was apparently prepared by April, as on the twelfth of that month, a Mr. Howard wrote to Snowden that "I have learned that a new pattern piece for the cent has been struck off at the Mint [with] a head resembling that of the three dollar piece and on the reverse a shield at the top of the olive and oak wreath", and asking to purchase a specimen.
To create a new behavior, you first have to practice a new pattern of thinking.
In addition to having a new limited expression pattern (fig. 4 a), MPC has a different function as a truncated protein (Tiwari et al. 2008).
