Sentence examples for mirrors the pattern from inspiring English sources

The trend mirrors the pattern of millions of African-Americans who left the rural South during the Great Migration of the 20th century and moved to cities in the North and West.

This mirrors the pattern that astronomers see in young, full-fledged stars, he says, where astronomers see evidence that embryonic planets clear out gaps in dusty disks.

Three highly similar copies of CHS in Camellia sinensis (CHS1, CHS2 and CHS3) have been cloned, and their expression pattern mirrors the pattern of catechin accumulation in the leaves and stems (Takeuchi et al. 1994).

In the archaeological data, the contribution of horse bones to the Iron Age assemblages mirrors the pattern seen in the sheep/goat material of this period, with horses well represented in the northern Trans-Ural and pre-Ural region and poorly represented in south-east Kazakhstan (Figure 3C).

She is followed by the next dancer who "mirrors" the pattern, starting on the opposite leg.

Classic 90s ragga bassline stabs create hype and sub mirrors the pattern at the low end.

This mirrors the patterns identified from the extensive past analyses done on vessel glass, which have shown that this type of glass starts to become common only from the end of the fifteenth century onwards in the Netherlands [19].

We see this in his outdoor monument to religious irrationalism, Device to Root Out Evil, which literally turns one of the presumed foundations of American society and culture, the New England-styled church, both literally and metaphorically upside down, even as it structurally mirrors the patterns of the high rises that surround the work's installation in urban centers.

The diversity peak in the Perovkan LVF and the subsequent final decline of anomodonts mirrors the patterns also seen in the uncorrected curve (Fig. 2a).

This mirrors the patterns of Nephila biogeography elsewhere in the tropics, e.g. in Australasia [ 20, 39].

In fact, it mirrors the patterns of THM use in other regions of African and the world.