Sentence examples for pattern is consonant from inspiring English sources

This pattern is consonant with previous findings in other Neotropical avian taxa (e.g., [ 67- 69]), and has been generally interpreted as the product of vicariant events on widespread ancestral populations mediated by the uplift of the Andes Mountains.

On the basis of these data we suggest that the basal ganglia are crucial for generating temporally precise motor patterns is consonant with accounts that emphasize the role of the basal ganglia in action.

"Seventy percent of the English language is consonants and consonant sounds," he said.

But if the pour patterns and puddle configurations were a result of a flashover, Hurst reasoned, then they were consonant with Willingham's explanation of events.

The sign must be consonant with that which it signifies.

It should do so only if it believes that's consonant with the university's mission.

This pattern was similar to the pattern for RTs (L1), which were also involved in typing consonant letters (Fig.  4a).

A subtle, but clear pattern emerged: Languages in hotter, more forested regions such as the tropics tended to be "sonorous," employing lower frequency sounds and using fewer distinct consonants, whereas languages in colder, drier, more mountainous places were consonant-heavy, the team reported today at the 170th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA) in Jacksonville, Florida.

As expected, we find that people who have dissonant (i.e., non-aligned) attitude-behavior patterns are less stable than those who have consonant patterns.

The pattern evident here is generally consonant with what has been termed a 'disease, disaster and despair' focus [23].

Those patterns are compared with digital libraries of phonemes, the basic sounds of consonants and vowels that make up words.