The temptation for posterity is to impose pattern and meaning where none originally existed.
No imposed pattern of property holding, he argued, is stable without continual interference in people's lives.
That imposed pattern is at variance with the most urgent human needs; indeed it is responsible for the oppressive conditions from which those unfulfilled needs arise.
The cycle is anchored in part by ambient lighting (darkness causes a person's body to release the hormone melatonin, which induces sleep), and by a person's imposed pattern of regular sleeping and waking times.
You impose patterns on reality.
Their attempts to impose patterns keep coming unstuck: even a group hug turns into a scuffling argument.
This article tests whether existing developmental patterns within the data set used might have obscured the imposed patterns.
The MA-law imposes patterns of decreasing returns for domain lengths of proteins of a proteome.
In order to determine the pattern that might be seen with specific spatial scales of clustering, we conducted further simulations by imposed patterns with specific scales on the spatial coordinates of the homesteads, in varying proportions with random noise using a gamma distribution.
The surprising similarity in the voting dynamics of the Warren and Rehnquist courts, despite their ideological differences, suggests that some deeper factor may be imposing a pattern.
