Sentence examples for pattern of long from inspiring English sources

Near the coast, a pattern of long, regular swells is substituted for the turbulence of the open ocean.

Rheinberg also noted a punishing pattern of long shifts and a workload that saw Ellement often deal with files late at night and at weekends.

On occasion Frost did employ free verse to advantage, one outstanding example being "After Apple-Picking," with its random pattern of long and short lines and its nontraditional use of rhyme.

Merck's business was in an early stage and thanks to his leadership and energy together with the efforts of his successors a pattern of long term growth began with Italy becoming one of the biggest and most successful subsidiaries.

The stems are highly tubercular (lumpy) with a pattern of long oval lumps.

The amazon makes two flight calls, a take-off squawk which consist of a pattern of long squawks, and a loud "bugle", commonly used in flight and which may have several meanings depending on the circumstances when it is used.

Recent research, however, suggests that a pattern of long-term night work could increase the risk of breast cancer.

The β-sheet-rich regions of all five proteins produced the characteristic checkerboard pattern of long-range correlations as they sampled their structural transitions (Supplementary Fig. 5).

The abnormally warm conditions in Alaska fit into the pattern of long-term rising temperatures in the region from human-induced climate change.

But though we cannot say definitively that the current heatwave is caused by carbon emissions, it fits the pattern of long-term changes that we call climate.

But The Times last year found a pattern of long-term psychological damage among dozens of former detainees subjected to brutal treatment by the United States.