Sentence examples for pattern and so from inspiring English sources
Business ownership has followed the same pattern, and so has membership in the local chamber of commerce.
But most of us have a predominant strike pattern, and so it was with the 52 Harvard runners.
Such easily forgotten imperial minihistories do have a pattern, and so may be turned to for guidance in the absence of any other pattern.
Mysterious bursts of energy coming from space align in a mathematical pattern, and so could be emanating from alien technology, according to scientists.
The research cards clearly fit into this pattern and so does the ability to delve a little bit deeper into what Google thinks it knows about you.
SELECT search selects using a SMARTS pattern, and so SELECT search("[$(select atomno<10)]Br") does the same, but limits the result to atoms connected to bromine.
Each stream has its own peculiarities, its own insect-hatching patterns and so on.
Then the guesser tries different dictionaries: English words, names, foreign words, phonetic patterns and so on for roots; two digits, dates, single symbols and so on for appendages.
"It's super full of patterns, and so for somebody to have created something like that would have been a lot of work.
The human brain is a formidable detector of patterns, and so the first pass of crossdating is done by eye under the microscope.
The result confirms the idea that knowledge is a web of associations – when you have a large existing store of knowledge it is easy to spot patterns and so remember the positions of all the pieces.
