Sentence examples for neighborhood patterns from inspiring English sources

Connect to Today: Even after the implementation of Brown, many schools remained virtually segregated because of neighborhood patterns.

The Times also said that the decision "did not apply to Northern-style segregation, based on neighborhood patterns".

Traditional neighborhood schools were seen as enforcing neighborhood patterns of racial segregation, but many of them had also become abject failures academically.

He was sure it wasn't conscious on the part of his administrators, and, in fact, when he later received more detailed scores, they seemed more in line with the neighborhood patterns.

There are definitely neighborhood patterns of people who somewhere fell off the fast track to the corporate job and who like more flexible working situations and who work at home.

Connerly believed that discrimination and discrepancies could be tracked by looking at neighborhood patterns as opposed to using race.

Still, her writing follows what E. B. White once called "the neighborhood pattern".

If the number of distinct labels K is large, MASP is computationally expensive because the number of neighborhood pattern is K n, where n is the number of pixels defined in neighborhood.

However these genes are co-directed and separated by a short (<100 bp) intergenic spacers only in E. faecalis while the neighborhood pattern in H. marismortui is incompatible with co-transcription and/or co-regulation.

Like most people who play similar roles in primary campaigns, Mr. Boyle and Mr. Romaine are deeply rooted locally — experts in the arithmetic of election districts, party registration, neighborhood voting patterns and the intangibles that push voters toward one candidate or another.

"What I look for are spots which offer some access to High Street shopping mixed with some neighborhood eating patterns.