Humans need to find meaning in the mundane, patterns in random coincidence.
There is no camouflage like the mundane, and no surer way to wreak havoc than to disrupt the mundane patterns that anchor people's lives.
An intellectual honesty, Celtic exuberance, and sardonic humour characterized his poetry, which combined a charming natural lyricism with the mundane patterns of colloquial speech.
As anyone who inhaled during college can attest, cannabis enhances the ability to perceive beauty, complexity and novelty in otherwise mundane things (grout patterns in your bathroom floor, the Grateful Dead, Doritos), while simultaneously locking you into a prolonged state of rapt attention.
However, more mundane explanations for this pattern, based on selection acting on splice junctions and the concept of protosplice sites (sites of preferential intron insertion), have been proposed.
The mundane nature of design representations facilitated user participation.
In the early 1940s he began photographing patterns and textures of such mundane subjects such as coiled ropes, footprints in sand, and seaweed.
The players surrounded the movements with amusing dialogue that, in a perfectly Cageian way, showed the naturalness with which rhythmic patterns evolve from life's mundane moments.
Research prototypes and commercial products from scanner manufacturers to enable CS-accelerated MRI will almost certainly have different software and hardware solutions to overcome the somewhat mundane operations of transmission/storage of the CS sampling pattern, execution of the sampling pattern in the pulse sequence, and transmission/storage of specially reconstructed CS-accelerated MR images.
But to watch Trump carefully over the past few weeks has been to notice a separate pattern, both deeper and more mundane.
Fifty years ago, kitchen linens were often decorated with elaborate figural designs, unlike today's patterns, which rarely deviate from the mundane standards of checks or stripes.
