Sentence examples for patterns and also from inspiring English sources
Readers will detect other patterns — and also errors of omission.
Scientists predict that continued global warming will disrupt ecosystems and weather patterns and also raise sea levels as glaciers melt.
For photographers, the open city, he writes, was "ready-made composition, constantly forming new patterns" and also "anticomposition, a flux that refuses coherence".
Silk patches were then applied to gauze to suggest the animals' skin patterns and also partly to conceal the two puppeteers inside each adult horse.
"We've taken a very close look this past year of audience buying patterns and also with our cost structure, and we've decided that we have to make some probably temporary adjustments in our schedule".
The Payments Council made its forecast by looking at previous spending patterns and also taking into account wider developments in society and in the economy.
The fire station was made of the cast concrete and glass walls familiar to old modernists, but its form was one of forceful fracture, as if a small sample of the Peak Club paintings had been exposed to the local agricultural and industrial landscape, absorbed its patterns (and also, surely, the scintillating movement of fire and water, of flames and flows), and then been held in place.
The Government says this will improve car at the weekends and evenings but junior doctors worry that it will affect patient safety by encouraging unsafe shift patterns, and also that doctors who work the very longest hours will lose out financially.
The Government says this will improve care at the weekends and in evenings but junior doctors worry that it will affect patient safety by encouraging unsafe shift patterns, and also that doctors who work the very longest hours will lose out financially.
These tools reveal to the physician and patient the headache pattern and also assist in identifying any trigger factors and medication overuse.
Figure 1A shows this pattern and also defines the related terminology.
