Sentence examples for patterns imposed from inspiring English sources

Through his hundreds of students, he exerted a powerful influence that tended to counteract the monolithic thought patterns imposed on the country by the Tokugawa rulers.

Sketching among the rocky inlets of the Pembrokeshire coast, exploring the North Yorkshire moors and looking out over the vineyards of Provence, he expressed a fascination with landscape and the patterns imposed by man on to nature.

Although often modified in specific cases, the rectilinear patterns imposed upon Manhattan in its infancy have determined its developmental patterns, and other boroughs adopted the system after the creation of Greater New York in 1898.

For example, early feeding patterns imposed by an obese mother upon her offspring may play a major role in a cultural, rather than genetic, transmission of obesity from one generation to the next.

To ensure patients are not shunted around the hospital to meet anonymous clinicians, Hunt says he will also reduce the number of ward transfers during a single hospital stay, speed up the introduction of seven-day working in the NHS and look at what he calls "rigid shift patterns imposed in part as a response to the European working time directive".

Ira Zalcman, 62, the head of the Manhattan Beach Community Group in southern Brooklyn, listed some of Mr. Weiner's accomplishments: removing giant cement planters that irritated neighbors, fighting unpopular traffic patterns imposed by the city and being on call 24 hours a day during the blizzard last year.

It's odd how patterns impose themselves despite the best efforts to avoid them.

He will discuss the growing income gap in U.S. society, including how changes in spending patterns impose psychological as well as economic costs on middle-class families.

On longer time-scales, it has become clear that changes in global-scale weather patterns impose a considerable variability in the thermosphere and ionosphere.

We show that a dispersive grating pattern imposed upon the emission reveals spectral information.

To carry data, one of the beams would have a pattern imposed on it: either an image, or a checkerboard of light and dark squares representing 1's and 0's.