Sentence examples for large patterns in from inspiring English sources

In 2001, the Swedish Odin satellite performed spectral analyses on the clouds, and produced daily global maps that revealed large patterns in their distribution.

"They are linked to larger patterns in the climate system that may prove to be predictable".

And Jinyi cannot avoid seeing the larger patterns in the hardships he endures.

But some law enforcement officials, including Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, say that without access to aggregate information about the source of guns, it is difficult to see larger patterns in how firearms move to their communities.

The articles probe how competitors coevolve with each other, how coevolution with parasites can favor sexual reproduction over asexual reproduction, how coevolution can vary geographically and exhibit coevolutionary hotspots and coldspots, and how the coevolutionary process may have shaped some larger patterns in the diversification of life.

"Tracing" guns identifying where a gun was purchased and by whom, where it traveled to and who possessed it when helps law enforcement solve cases and understand larger patterns in gun trafficking.

We must stop ignoring the fact that we humans, as much as we like to think we are 'in charge,' are often surprised and sometimes laid low by a whole manner of threats; from the tiny viruses and bacteria that are so small that we cannot see them (with the naked eye) to larger patterns in weather and politics that we either cannot or do not see coming.

Again, these results show that the small patterns are more detrimental for sequence replay than the large patterns, since in the latter case fluctuations can be compensated for by feedback inhibition, whereas the former have no compensatory mechanism.

Hoping to find some larger pattern, in 1884 Galton set up an "anthropometric laboratory" in London.

I think they speak to a larger pattern in his campaign.

The Princeton study fits into a larger pattern in American life, which is the declining health and fortunes of poorly educated American whites.