Sentence examples for in new patterns from inspiring English sources

Familiar levels are populated with familiar enemies, but in new patterns that drastically change the experience.

"There's got to be a business case and a return on investment in new patterns of care," Mr. Wessner said.

We all have an internal database of musical reference; composers were those with the ability to manipulate it in new patterns.

First proposed in New Patterns of Management (1961) and later discussed in The Human Organization (1967), the theory posited that the modern workforce had become more intuitive and independent; as a result, managers who rewarded employee self-initiative and who encouraged employee contribution in business decisions would benefit from greater productivity levels.

Closer to the Tampa Bay Times Forum, the hockey arena where the convention is being held, chain-link fences cut up the streets and sidewalks in new patterns, and a Hillsborough County dump truck blocked the access road to the main checkpoint.

The changes suggest advances in synthetic capabilities of chemists to combine atoms in new patterns.

Oleic acid and bovine serum albumin were decorated on the surface of iron oxide nanoparticles in new pattern by conjugation.

But perhaps more decisive in creating new patterns of use will be the physical properties imbued in these gadgets – and the patterns of behaviour emerging around them.

In these new patterns of independence the relationship scale tends to tip more in the direction of parents acting as advisors, mentors, and yes, even friends.

In order to create new patterns in your subconscious, it is necessary to consciously reinforce your new beliefs.

In turn, those new patterns could cause large-scale die-back of tropical rainforests, with dense, moist ecosystems turning into sparser savannah, and even grasslands.