Sentence examples for patterns at a from inspiring English sources

THINKING about growth and investment patterns at a time of terrible human suffering is the sort of thing that gives economics its dismal name.

"Right now we're able to accurately identify students' emotions from their response patterns at a rate about 30 percent better than chance," Baker says.

Recent studies indicate that second-generation Hispanic whites are intermarrying and assimilating mainstream language and cultural patterns at a faster rate than second generation European migrants of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Practice involves conscious application, monitoring what one is doing, bringing all one's intelligence and sensibility and values to bear — even though what is so painfully and consciously acquired may then become automatic, coded in motor patterns at a subcortical level.

Wallace was a philosopher with a specialty in mathematical logic, and there's something of the cool and detached logician, seeing patterns at a bright and pristine remove, in his way of speaking.

They provide fire patterns at a coarse spatial resolution and at very short temporal coverages.

Emotion-based morphofunctional systems are able to exhibit complex adaptation patterns at a reduced cognitive cost.

Data output are the radiance and linear polarization parameters angular patterns at a preselected altitude.

The combination of forces generated by different muscle groups gives rise to characteristic force patterns at a limb's endpoint.

CDRs provide a cheap and efficient source of data to study human mobility patterns at a large scale [1].

Eventually, they hope to be able to see patterns at a much finer scale, just tens of meters.