Sentence examples for pattern of confrontation from inspiring English sources
The chief element that prevents the United States and China from having a more robust global partnership--apart from the usual existential rivalry that hegemons experience--is the pattern of confrontation that takes place in East Asia.
And he talks about people learning to become gardeners instead of architects, of embracing Eastern ideas of indirection instead of Western patterns of confrontation, of seeing "threats as systems, not objects".
This pattern of military confrontation is a model that has been increasingly used to describe progress in the worlds of business and technology; its emphasis on unpredictability, on the dangers of assault from below and on the possibly permanent disruption that results have undermined many preconceptions about the course of innovation and change.
Few, at the time, could have predicted what would unfold: the first redrawing of borders in Europe through use of force since the second world war (annexation of Crimea), and a pattern of geopolitical confrontation that some have dubbed cold war 2.0.
With time, areas exposed to violence became better known as patterns of military confrontation developed.
To test whether the EST abundance in fact reflects gene expression patterns under conditions of confrontation of T. atroviride with its prey, we performed reverse transcriptase PCR (RT-PCR) with 12 genes up-regulated during mycoparasitism and in addition with cpc1, which was according to our EST analysis abundant during mycoparasitism but also during mycelial growth.
Though much of his material comes from the letters of Weill and Lenya, he has arranged it into a singsong pattern of exposition and confrontation that leans perilously toward self-parody.
Yet Dokic appeared stronger without father, as has been the case following his pattern of wild public confrontations.
Relative expression patterns of TRI13 and TRI101 were greatly down-regulated (p<0.001) after 3 and 5 days of confrontation with G. irregulare isolates, respectively (Fig. 4B and D).
Reduce danger of confrontation & conflict2.
