Sentence examples for pattern to which from inspiring English sources

It is a pattern to which he has held throughout the trial, trying hard to best or ridicule the 80 witnesses for the prosecution who have appeared to date.

Jeff Zidell, the vice president who oversees Hyatt's Gold Passport program, underscores the importance of surprise — both that the favors are "unexpected" and that there's no discernible pattern to which customers will get them.

A new analysis of the five mass extinction events millions of years ago discovered there was either no pattern to which marine species were lost, or smaller species were the ones that disappeared.

Just to elevate the anxiety further: another calendar pattern to which Mr Rogoff first alerted me is the tendency for crises to happen in election years; think Mexico, 1982 and 1994, Korea, 1998, America, 2008, Greece, 2009.

There was no clear geographic pattern to which stations registered icequakes.

An atomic symbolic state refers to the identifier of an edge in the coordination pattern to which data is assigned.

But in concert the band brought out muscular, kinetic patterns, to which Mr. Yorke responded with peculiar but totally liberated dancing.

These sensors recorded data on customer-traffic patterns, to which was added further information recorded by human observers.

Here's an example: "The solstices, the asteorological relationships during the Earth's annual journey around the sun, proximally cause the seasons and the overall weather patterns to which life adjusts".

The trick is to separate the patterns produced by the scarcity of alphabetic resources (patterns to which meaning can be imputed only arbitrarily) from the patterns designed by an author.

However, in most real-world cases we only have single source patterns to which the existing MVL is unable to be directly applied.