Sentence examples for patterns strike from inspiring English sources

11, 12 The following patterns strike the eye: In Bulgaria and Hungary, marriage risks have decreased over time ever since the early 1980s (roughly); in Russia they have decreased strongly since half a decade later, and in Romania since another half a decade later again.

Mehldau mostly plays old-school synths and Fender Rhodes keys, spinning melodic fragments into distant spaces to be replaced by grouchy low-end hooks and snare patterns, striking chirping treble melodies over chanting children's voices, planting steady, pop-song chord figures under acoustic themes laced with catlike whines.

According to Burdette, patterns struck from the new dies were dull and uninteresting, as the size of the figures had lent them strength.

When a pattern strikes Elliott's fancy, she sketches it onto fabric and then sews it by hand.

The traffic pattern struck Smith as something lifted from the how-not-to examples in planning texts.

That's in sharp contrast to the pattern struck by the brain when hard at work: In this mode, introspection is suppressed while we attend to pressing business -- we "lose ourselves" in work.

Although all proteins produced the expected nuclear localization pattern, striking differences in RAD21 expression was observed: RAD21 expression was lowest in L-540 and highest within HDLM-2.

We define quantified patterns to strike a balance between their expressive power and complexity.

If you know someone who likes their dinner plates to have a more "earthy" feel, perhaps this set featuring designs based on the mathematical model that organisms use to create patterns will strike their fancy.

The ethnic and gender patterns are striking.

But the transformation in his spending patterns is striking.