Sentence examples for patterns and skills from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century, "imposter" velvets were introduced, imitating patterns and skills of previous fabricators.

The work shows that even though people with damage to the hippocampus can learn simple patterns and skills, this brain structure is crucial to unconscious recognition of more complex patterns.

During the replay the viewer can view that recorded player's controller presses, allowing them to learn patterns and skills from it.

At times during the season, he and other players told Thorn that they were frustrated with Scott's in-game strategy, substitution patterns and communication skills.

Socioeconomic and cultural background, number of years since immigration, possibility for returning to country of birth, morbidity patterns, and language skills are but a few of the many factors that are likely to shape experiences of aging and need for health and social care among elderly migrants in Europe [ 4– 9].

His love of curving forms and irregular patterns — and his skill in bringing them to life — had a perceptible effect on two major Le Corbusier structures: the monastery at Sainte-Marie de la Tourette, with its undulating glass façade, and the Philips Pavilion at the 1958 Brussels World's Fair, with its paraboloidal shape.

These benefits included the intensity of hours that could be demanded, the flexibility of labour, the lack of parents nearby, and (as Humphries has highlighted in particular), the reduced transaction costs it brought in re-educating the workforce in new patterns of discipline and skills.

Hardiness is a particular pattern of attitudes and skills that helps you be resilient, to survive and thrive under stress.

It has become a more specialised business, requiring greater flexibility of work patterns and differentiation of skills.

People with the syndrome show a wide range of intelligence — some are brilliant — but characteristically have intense, narrow interests; odd speech patterns; and few social skills, among other symptoms.

The association between non-response patterns and non-cognitive skills was already suggested by Groves et al.