Sentence examples for hidden pattern from inspiring English sources

It is a solemn version of the joke that James Thurber played so well, decades ago, in "The Macbeth Murder Mystery," in which a hidden pattern involving obscure rustics is found within the play.

But after digging a bit deeper, I discovered a common, poorly hidden pattern of government computers making edits to Wikipedia pages in order to completely remove controversial sections from various entries about politicians.

This is the kind of hidden pattern that children delight in discovering.

According to Bode's law, there is a hidden pattern in the spacing of the orbits of the planets.

(The title is a word, invented by Gerard Manley Hopkins, denoting a semi-mystical state that reveals a hidden pattern of order).

Both the Pentagon's Total Information Awareness project and the ARDA research project seek to detect hidden patterns of activity in vast collections of digital data.

Information has to be arranged in some sort of sequence, tiny touches of humor or drama or pathos added, unnecessary details subtracted, hidden patterns emphasized.

Superficially, a picaresque, action-packed novel in which a Jew somehow gets caught up in the First Crusade and travels out to Syria, Pilgermann deals with ultimate mysteries and hidden patterns.

Such critics feel a responsibility to detect hidden patterns, establish a particular cultural hierarchy and proclaim that some music is actually more important and socially valuable than other music.

He wired the house to coincide with the birth of his first child, and he's sifting through the vast quantities of data, to uncover previously hidden patterns and behaviours, including what he calls "the birth of a word".

I'm skeptical, for example, about the idea that there are "laws of literary history"; for all his techno-futurism, Moretti can seem old-fashioned in his eagerness to uncover hidden patterns and structures within culture.