Some close to the administration have even called this emerging American relationship with the Brotherhood a first step toward a pattern that could take shape with the Islamist parties' coming to power around the region in the aftermath of the uprisings of the Arab Spring.
A gold-embroidered coat overlaid with black strips of fabric in a chevron pattern could have been taken from the ornate wood front of an organ.
Sam Stovall, chief strategist at Standard & Poor's Equity Research, says that based on past historic patterns, it could take another six years for the S&P 500 Index to retrace back to the 1,500 peak it hit in 2007.
Post-invasion Iraq could very well follow the same pattern, though it could take years, or even decades — and that assumes it does not break up.
The official pattern for the pussyhat could take hours to make, Betsy Greer, a writer who popularized the term "craftivism," in the early two-thousands, said; that time commitment hasn't been much emphasized in reports of the marches, even though it "may signify that we are ready to take action in a way we haven't seen before".
"If the EEOC determines that a pattern of discrimination exists, it could take legal action against the studios or talent agencies, or seek a solution through mediation," says a Los Angeles Times article.
Machine learning algorithms can analyze this data much faster than a human could, finding patterns in the data that could take a team of researchers far longer to discover.
Moreover, [23] studied the case where the noise covariance could take any spatial pattern.
Finding the most similar time series, matching a search pattern in millions of large files could take unacceptable duration to complete.
Handler said "I used to watch that over and over and think: if only we could take this play pattern and three-dimensionalize it, we would have something special".
