Sentence examples for patterns of form from inspiring English sources
If nothing else, a betting strategy that at least takes notice of well-established patterns of form will have a firm foundation, which should help to eliminate all those poorly researched, whim-and-a-prayer bets that can be the eventual difference between winning and losing overall.
Things like beauty and pain, like the cries of joy and anguish which rise up in the shanty towns and streets of Rio and Sao Paulo every four years and which are not so much about the changing patterns of form and luck but an unbroken understanding of the meaning of Brazilian football.
Scientists conclude homology of structure only after comparing characters across many groups, looking for patterns of form, function, development, biochemistry, and presence and absence (Gishlick 2006).
Thus, I have investigated the easiest to measure – flicker motion (or flicker noise), the change in pixel values without regard to the patterns of form that change over time and space.
The GIXD pattern of form II shows defined spots at q z = 0.0, 0.8, 1.7 nm–1 and various q xy.
"He has a pattern of forming relationships with various communities and as he takes his next step up, kind of distancing himself from them and then positioning himself as the bridge," said Ali Abunimah, a Palestinian-American author and co-founder of the online publication Electronic Intifada, who became acquainted with Mr. Obama in Chicago.
It exhibits a complex pattern of forms differing in respect to aminoacid and oligosaccharide composition.
This complex system of coming and going coupled with the pattern of forming valuable relations would make an extensive memory for individuals and their relationships advantageous for nonbreeding ravens.
They were made at night, and over the years they became more complex, growing into large patterns of geometric forms hundreds of feet across.
Fiber diffraction patterns of these forms are described in detail.
Darwin's work on HMS Beagle was in large measure an exploration of replacement patterns of "allied forms" of endemic species in time and in space.
