Sentence examples for its own pattern from inspiring English sources

Moreover, being a newly emerged state, Qin did not have the burden of a long-established feudal system, which allowed it more freedom to develop its own pattern of government.

It is reasonable to hypothesize that each species has its own pattern of epigenetic control, so that natural genetic engineering functions will escape control when gametes with distinct control regimes merge to form a zygote.

Everything just fell right in its own pattern.

Dr. Lewis, an evolutionary ecologist at Tufts University, points out six species in this meadow, each with its own pattern of flashes.

Each organ has its own pattern of Qi and each organ is represented on the tongue, which presents Zhai with a kind of map of the body's health.

But since they dispersed from the ancestral human population, each has accumulated its own pattern of genetic differences through random change and natural selection.

It has to be "somewhere" and that "somewhere" follows its own patterns -- it is its own living organism, with its natural history and cast of inhabitants.

And so it's left a legacy on the land, one which has its own patterns and forms which when viewed by Henner via satellite imagery becomes all the more artful.

This is amoral virtuosity, unashamed, self-regarding in places, dizzy with its own patterns of invention.

Time inevitably passes ("however haphazardly, everyone I'd known was growing up"), bringing its own patterns of healing and meaning.

Like music, "Asymmetry" possesses the mysterious quality of a created thing moving through time, expressing its own patterns, its meaning subsumed in the shifting symmetries of its form.