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The trend mirrors the pattern of millions of African-Americans who left the rural South during the Great Migration of the 20th century and moved to cities in the North and West.

Instead, we used a simpler way to identify the pattern of 2nd and 4th finger by self-reported comparison of the hand with pictures.

But Mr. Deacon holds a master's degree in electro-acoustic composition, and it's clear even on his crowd-pleasing albums, like the 2007 "Spiderman of the Rings" (Carpark), that he connects the loops and repetition of dance music to the patterns of 20th-century classical Minimalism.

It is incorrect in this case to use the term 'latent periodicity', until the discovery of a pattern indicating some new type of periodicity, for example, such as the flexible patterns of 11th nucleotide periodicity in the genomes of prokaryotes and low eukaryotes.

"Everyone can give whatever analysis they want: the voting pattern of the 25th was the opposite of Mark's strategy".

Known as the Meiji 26 Nen Ken Ju (meaning "Pistol, Pattern of the 26th year of the Meiji era"), the Type 26 revolver was the first indigenous revolver adopted by the Japanese military.

The pattern of organization of the local church has undergone change since the 20th century.

Novel mutation in newborn numts will arise according to the neutral pattern of nucleotide substitutions hitting 1st, 2nd, and 3rd positions of each triplet with equal probability.

Genes were selected according to their patterns of expression (1st group: FCM > 1.5 and FCMV < 0.67; 2nd group: FCM < 0.67 and FCMV > 1.5) and highest scores (1st group: FCM/FCMV > 10; 2nd group: FCMV/FCM > 10).

Genes were selected according to their patterns of expression (1st group: FCM > 1.5, FCMV < 0.67 and FCPV < 0.67; 2nd group: FCM < 0.67, FCMV > 1.5 and FCPV > 1.5).

Adjaye called the pattern "a 21st-century interpretation of this history of these craftsmen who have been invisible".