This pattern replicates itself throughout the liveliest sectors of the church: among youth groups like FOCUS (which work on campuses); among the growing communities of religious women; in various renewal movements and new forms of Catholic community.
This pattern replicates and extends the recent finding that this aMFC region is active in a determined context during externally guided (determined-context/external-agency) but not internally guided (determined-context/self-agency) action selection [9].
This pattern replicates evidence from across the typical developmental spectrum (Doherty-Sneddon et al., 2000) as well as recent reports from ASD and WS that involved different individuals (Doherty-Sneddon et al., in press).
The number of civilians resisting the soldiers in Çengelköy suddenly leaped from a few score to thousands, a pattern replicated outside the Istanbul mayoralty, the Ankara parliament, and other flashpoints across the country.
To mimic that ability, MIT researchers have developed inexpensive, sensitive MEMS-based pressure sensors and mounted them on a small experimental vessel in a pattern that replicates the distribution of the lateral lines.
In American unemployment went from 1.5 million in 1929 to 12.8 million - or 24.75% of the workforce - by 1933, a pattern replicated around the world.
It is often the court of public opinion that disgraces and shames women for sexual activity: a pattern replicated in the Miss Great Britain statement, which makes it clear that it is only after receiving feedback that they decided Holland could not be promoted as a role model – a decision based on other people's judgments rather than her own actions.
On a smaller scale, the pattern replicated itself in the Netherlands which has turned Eurosceptic in the past decade.
However, inspection of Fig. 5 shows that the pattern of errors replicates the overall pattern found in the main experiment, with errors increasing with increasing eccentricity and larger errors found as attention was distributed across more of the visual field.
Mr. Putin replaced a one-party state with a one-clique state of people around him — a pattern replicated elsewhere in the former Soviet Union — financed almost entirely by booming oil and gas revenues.
