Sentence examples for patterns that began from inspiring English sources

Astronomers of the 20th century divided the entire sky into 88 areas, or constellations; this international system codifies the naming of stars and star patterns that began in prehistoric times.

Recently, those organizations have faced major challenges in adapting to changing circumstances, including political success and funding patterns that began to change with the Great Contraction.

But the 2012 elections, highlighted patterns that began to emerge in 2000 when George W. Bush courted the Latino vote, and in 2004, when that support helped him win re-election.

In 1928, despite Democrat Al Smith's loss to Republican Herbert Hoover, political scientists found critical changes in American electoral and demographic patterns that began the reversal of the three decade Republican lock on party identification.

Meanwhile, in the first bar the right hand sets up a pattern of groups of four 16th-notes, three descending stepwise and then leaping up to the fourth; in bar 2, the leap up is delayed by a 16th, introducing 8-note patterns that begin with a five-note ascent.

The third, which is called rosettes, describes patterns that begin at a central point and grow radially outward.

Now, Rangaraju et al. describe how changes in gene expression patterns that begin early in the lives of C. elegans shorten their lifespan.

When they did go, they bought tentatively, following a pattern that began in February.

He claims to have long wanted to help others, a pattern that began in high school.

Instead she found that the pattern that began as an adaptation to her life as a mom was hard to break.

It's a pattern that began just after the worst hitting streak of his career ended at 0 for 28 on Sept. 23.