Sentence examples for often patterns from inspiring English sources

Attribution is tricky, Quintin said – often, patterns only become clear after a team has been completely exposed.

In the 13th, 14th, and 15th centuries, Asia Minor and the Caucasus produced coarse, vividly coloured rugs with stars, polygons, and often patterns of stylized Kūfic writing.

Frogfishes vary in colour; often patterned to blend with their surroundings, some are able to change colour.

Baskets may be waterproofed and are often patterned in many colours and ornamented with cowrie shells and leather bands.

Shark species are nondescript in colour, varying from gray to cream, brown, yellow, slate, or blue and often patterned with spots, bands, marblings, or protuberances.

Often, patterning factors including SHH and FGF8 are employed, but these factors are effective only following an early induction step [19], [20].

Baseline findings differ by intervention area type and are often patterned by the following groupings.

Internalization of cells occurs by coordinated and often patterned invagination, resulting in a small sac or pit.

Pitchers often have patterns.

One problem is that seemingly random strings often contain patterns discernible only with mathematical tests.

Mr. Joisel often circulated patterns for his work, and to see one renders his art simultaneously approachable and unattainable.