They can use ultraviolet facial patterns to tell one species from another.
Wearing colorful costumes and sporting more than 100 tiny bells tied around each ankle, Kathak dancers use intricate footwork and various rhythmic patterns to tell their tales.
In response, Abdel-Rahman set up the Strategic Voting Project, which uses mathematical projections of voting patterns to tell progressive-leaning voters in every riding which party to vote for to have the best chance of toppling the conservatives.
If you're walking around a city, your watch vibrates with two distinctive vibration patterns to tell you if you're supposed to turn left or right.
His characters always amuse us with their gab; on the other hand, we never get the sense (as we do from William Gaddis's masterly dialogue-tells-all in "Carpenter's Gothic" and "JR") that the words and patterns are meant to tell (or succeed in telling) us more about the characters than the characters themselves know.
For example, all three prompt you to adjust your set according to test patterns, but none care to tell you how to adjust your set (for example, by showing you a sample remote control).
Instead, scientists will try to determine whether the whale had been swimming through oil by using a method known as hindcasting, which looks at how bloated an animal's body is to calculate how long it has been dead, then retraces patterns in water currents to tell where the body might have drifted from.
By tracking mobility and call patterns, researchers were able to tell that someone was coming down with flu before they knew it themselves.In another case, the group tapped a wealth of mobile-phone data from Côte d'Ivoire to track where commuters began and ended their journeys on public transport.
The big media hoo-has of the past year really have very simple points, which need to be made only once: some people have no shame (the Menendez brothers), some people have no brains (the Menendez jurors), and some people have neither (the Tonya Harding crowd, and, it appears, O. J .. What makes journalism good is not an eye for occult patterns but a willingness to tell plain truths plainly.
Doctors will eventually use genetic patterns for several tasks – to tell whether, for example, a cancer will spread, to predict how various therapies such as specific drugs or radiation will work, and perhaps even to see how someone's quality of life will be affected [ 53].
We've only been here a few minutes, but his exchanges are settling into a pattern: it's hard to tell where seriousness ends and the joke begins.
