Sentence examples for patterns replicated from inspiring English sources

The restrained grandeur affords Grandage's pointed spatial maneuvers and Ashford's tango-centric dance patterns (replicated by Chris Bailey) considerable impact.

In the local model, recorded rate maps were fitted by ideal grids whose firing patterns replicated between the two compartments.

On a smaller scale, the pattern replicated itself in the Netherlands which has turned Eurosceptic in the past decade.

The number of civilians resisting the soldiers in Çengelköy suddenly leaped from a few score to thousands, a pattern replicated outside the Istanbul mayoralty, the Ankara parliament, and other flashpoints across the country.

"We've seen this pattern replicated many times before and it's been shown to be true in music and video – especially where the product is becoming digitalised – and it is true in books to a lesser extent".

It is often the court of public opinion that disgraces and shames women for sexual activity: a pattern replicated in the Miss Great Britain statement, which makes it clear that it is only after receiving feedback that they decided Holland could not be promoted as a role model – a decision based on other people's judgments rather than her own actions.

Mr. Putin replaced a one-party state with a one-clique state of people around him — a pattern replicated elsewhere in the former Soviet Union — financed almost entirely by booming oil and gas revenues.

Westminster and other suburbs were left to develop their own administrative structures a pattern replicated a hundred times over as London exploded in size, becoming the prototype of the modern metropolis.

The One's Complement Pattern replicated primitive data to identify run-time corruption a problem common to harsh environments including medical operating rooms, industrial factory settings, and space.

This activation pattern replicated previous findings (Guitart-Masip et al. 2011, 2012).

He also had the entry hall walls redone, using a faux-brick pattern, replicating what would have been typical in a Georgian entrance hall.