Sentence examples for most typical pattern from inspiring English sources

But the most typical pattern after a party convention is that a candidate who gains ground in the polls cedes at least some of it back.

Canada, Japan and elsewhere may, they believe, be suffering from faulty hearts, hearing defects, and other abnormalities that have not been attributed to thalidomide because they do not fit the most typical pattern".

Autonomous decision making did occur but shared decision making was the most typical pattern.

Shared decision making seemed to be the most typical pattern of decision making.

Einstein's brain, thus, manifests right frontal/left occipital width and projection petalias, which is the most typical pattern seen in humans (LeMay, 1976, 1977, 1992; Galaburda et al., 1978; Zilles et al., 1996; Toga et al., 2009).

Since two identical oscillators are coupled symmetrically, the most typical patterns of behavior are perfect synchrony or perfect antisynchrony (in which the oscillators are half a period out of phase with each other); see [14, 15].

The most typical patterns are shown in figure 4. The most abundant subfamilies of Maximus/Sireviruses were distributed on all chromosomes but were absent (CL2, CL7, and CL18) or depleted (CL5) on Y1 and Y2 chromosomes (fig. 4 A– C and E).

A facial recognition algorithm was then used to identify and classify the most typical geometric patterns used to paint human features.

The two most popular typical pattern-matching algorithms were Aho-Corasick (AC) algorithm [8, 9] and Wu-Manber (WM) algorithm [10 13], which were exactly an extension of these two single-pattern matching ideas.

The most typical WWOX staining pattern observed for all histotypes was cytoplasmic and diffuse, no tissues demonstrated any nuclear staining.

Although there are no standard forms in inland marine insurance, most contracts follow a typical pattern.