Sentence examples for pattern would appear from inspiring English sources

This pattern would appear to have been suggested not by the usual division of philosophy into ethics, physics and logic, but by a passage in the Stromateis of Clement of Alexandria, where three edifying senses are accorded to the scriptures, the last of which is the epopteia, or discernment of the mysteries.

This pattern would appear to reflect adaptation to treatment side effects over the course of first line therapy.

Indeed, this pattern would appear to be consistent with the hypothesized function of the campaniform sensilla as strain sensors.

Therefore, another aim was to determine if EMG patterns would appear more similar to locomotor patterns when the shell constraint was removed.

Thus our second aim was to determine if EMG patterns would appear more similar to one or more locomotor patterns when the shell constraint was removed.

Hence, to analyze if cost-benefit patterns would appear regardless of knowledge, a sequence with longer runs of repetitions was used in the present experiment.

To make the motor turn over, the researchers find, the electric field has to oscillate in a pattern that would appear different if it were suddenly reversed--much as a song sounds different if you play it backward.

I liked the OXO sign … the big X in OXO presaged the famous X pattern that would appear in our X-ray photographs of DNA (p. 125)These similarities in 'physiognomy' of post-war urban areas, certainly add to the congruence in atmosphere and ambiance between the movie and crucial chapters of the memoirs, recounting the discovery referred to in the title.

I liked the OXO sign … the big X in OXO presaged the famous X pattern that would appear in our X-ray photographs of DNA (p. 125) As indicated, whereas The Third Man as an autobiography focuses on the vicissitudes of a British physicist leaving the field of quantum physics to study DNA, The Third Man as a movie tells the story of a penicillin racket set in post-war Vienna.

While further analysis could provide more rigorous analysis of these patterns, it would appear that measures that define resilience as bouncing back to a threshold common to all households, and meeting some definition of a 'good' equilibrium, are better able to capture the meaning of the concept discussed in the literature than are measures that define bouncing back to where one started.

On the other hand, one of the reasons machine learning has been so successful compared to humans in many domains is its ability to spot the very kinds of subtle or unexpected patterns that would appear as spurious noise to a human, but which are legitimate signals that simply had been undiscovered by humans.