Sentence examples for pattern by which from inspiring English sources

It followed the pattern by which most European national identities were forged in the 19th and 20th centuries.

This basic recipe holds for every rug, but the pattern by which checks accumulate differs in every case.

(Between April and September, the numbers dip, but this reflects a seasonal pattern by which all TV shows are affected.

But the pattern by which new technologies and high-tech businesses create jobs across the economy is well established.

The pattern by which resistance genes are inherited has proved elusive.Dr Thompson and Dr Rybicki's trick was to insert a modified viral gene into the maize.

The first of these papers, published in the Public Library of Science by Shripad Tuljapurkar of Stanford University and his colleagues, shows it could be a consequence of the universal pattern by which older men marry younger women.

But "Kicks" traces the patterns by which choice can be removed from the equation.

The indefinite human, faceless and devoid of character, the mass human, lives its life in patterns by which it is bound and is the material of statistics.

The visual, auditory, olfactory, tactile, or other patterns by which organisms advertise their readiness to engage in reproductive activity provide examples of displays.

In subsequent years less emphasis was placed on the subjective element of consciousness and more on the behaviour patterns by which attention could be recognized in others.

It has also upended traditional migration patterns by which men went overseas temporarily while their wives and children stayed home, straining marriages and the Confucian ideal of the traditional Korean family.