Sentence examples for particular patterns from inspiring English sources
The various types of poem are marked by particular patterns of rhyme and syllabic pulse.
Whatever their particular patterns, the drive-bys are the talk of Charleston, and some in the city are out to stop them.
"The question now becomes whether evolution has gone through the trouble of selecting for these particular patterns more than once," he said.
In public hearings a selected 25 cases in which particular patterns of institutional failings have been detected will be investigated in open sessions.
Schwartz looks at the particular patterns of our irrationality, relying on the sort of research pioneered by two Israeli-American psychologists, Daniel Kahneman and the late Amos Tversky.
"In much the same way as a coach will review recordings of athletic events to note particular patterns, Dr. Alger's insight led psychotherapists to do much the same thing in their research and practice".
Perceptual psychologists regard this "weakness in our nature" as a strength, allowing the human mind to solve insoluble visual conundrums by making assumptions about what kind of forms probably gave rise to particular patterns of light and shade.
They also form in particular patterns in the brains of people who have contracted a certain strain of sporadic CJD, known as M/V2.
They detected particular patterns of SNPs in each size class.
Moreover, PVT was found to follow particular patterns during reasoning.
Are there particular patterns and mechanisms in transition processes?
