Sentence examples for pattern to take from inspiring English sources

I don't know, but the mannerisms are careful enough and repeated often enough (though without pattern) to take on a credibility, marks not of acting but of character.

Weinstein observes that the wide array of sonic effects available to metal drummers enables the "rhythmic pattern to take on a complexity within its elemental drive and insistency".

They have been landing 789 feet into the runway to make sure they cleared buildings at the northern end, but the buildings were razed in 1995 and Republic officials want to change landing patterns to take advantage of that extra margin.

Errors were identified separately for the scales and the patterns to take into consideration that the different tempi of both types of stimuli possibly influenced ERP effects.

A few weeks ago, this pattern began to take shape.

As psychiatric practice patterns evolve to take advantage of the growing list of treatments with proven efficacy, research studies with broader aims will become increasingly important.

Certain significant patterns begin to take shape in the mind — even though the instructions are still gobbledygook and the toy doesn't work".

The main advantage of using patterns is to take the edge of using best practices and experiences of others in solving the challenging tasks.

Part of the challenge of operating Burn Note is that ensuring message contents remain private is the highest priority of what we do and analyzing usage patterns has to take a back seat to that.

So, intervention programs aimed at the change of energy consumption patterns need to take into account that behavioral change is best achieved and maintained if supported by tailored information and changes in context, for example, through supportive social networks.

At the end of Ice Age, the range expansion of lineages have led to secondary contact zone between the C.E. Europe lineage and Southern Italy lineage where a reinforcement process on local MMS patterns seems to take place.