Sentence examples for pursuing pattern from inspiring English sources

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions has made it clear that the Trump administration won't be pursuing "pattern and practice" investigations that examine the conduct of police departments systemically rather than focusing on individual incidents.

It will also pursue pattern and practice cases ― when an office is accused of using unconstitutional methods on a widespread basis ― and state bar complaints.

The built-in accelerometer can be utilized to measure the physical activity of drivers (or quality and quantity of sleep) and offer rewards for pursuing healthy patterns of activity.

For years, said Audrey Smaltz, a black producer of fashion shows for big-name designers, white society has consciously or unconsciously pursued a pattern of tokenism in its partygiving.

A mechanically uniform surface/internal shear time-harmonic loading is applied as a common excitation in nature to pursue the pattern of energy transformation in multifunctional magneto-electro-elastic structures with different material properties.

For generations, whether it's jobs, parties or any other kind of opportunity, white society has consciously or unconsciously pursued a pattern of tokenism, and that's that".

(4) Finally, we pursued unexpected pattern types discovered in the main experiment (3) in more detail in a final follow-up experiment, involving a dense sampling of the model parameter θD for a few fixed combinations of the other parameters.

Sustainable purchasing behaviors refer not only to buying environmentally friendly products, but also to pursuing the purchasing pattern of buying less (Tilikidou and Delistavrou 2004).

Dr. Naegle wrote that "many older people pursue drinking patterns established earlier in life and may not realize that continuing to drink the same amount of alcohol as they did when they were younger may place them at risk for health problems".

A semi-structured question script was derived to pursue recurrent patterns identified in the observational data.

Study cases are carefully selected to pursue different patterns of theoretical replication; a larger number of cases (i.e., 6 10) provide more compelling support for predicted findings.