Sentence examples for one specific pattern from inspiring English sources

As Talmy (2000) pointed out, there are usually a set of possible lexicalization patterns attested in the world's languages, but one specific pattern may normally be identified as being "characteristic" of a given language.

32.2% of men and 45.3% of women were assigned to at least one specific pattern of multimorbidity, and 4.6% of men and 8% of women presented more than one pattern simultaneously.

"We fall back on specific patterns," says Cherkaoui.

The physiological phosphorylation pattern of tau determines its subcellular localization: For instance, one specific phosphorylation pattern localizes tau to the nucleus, while another is required during mitosis [ 137].

Even for one specific airflow pattern, the potentials among different zones are different.

b The feasible region [−1,+1]2 is partitioned into 2 N − 1 cells, with each cell (protect phantom {dot {i}!}C_{mathbf {s}_{j}}) corresponding to one specific itinerary pattern s j.

Depending on our specific pattern or trigger, one little thing a person (particularly someone close to us) does can be blown way out of proportion, stirring up intensity from way back in history.

For one specific OR the pattern was observed to change in response to an imposed increase in the growth velocity even though the OR was retained.

One specific example for pattern formation by pursuit are the transient gap domain shifts examined by Manu and colleagues [ 35, 89].

According to our previous study, there are three common TCM patterns of stable COPD, and there is one specific herbal intervention responding to each pattern, which reflects the concepts of individualized therapy of TCM [ 9].

Production systems are usually organised in departments consisting of machines, each one characterised by specific patterns of energy demand over time.