Sentence examples for rational patterns from inspiring English sources

The authors find, however, that the pitches and plays don't conform to the rational patterns that economic theory would suggest.

Both are examples of a type of organizational breakdown that is destined, absent some fundamental rethinking of what "leadership" means, to become ever more common and damaging: complex systems failures triggered by seeming rational patterns of cost-reduction decision-making.

Despite human beings' taste for rational patterns of cause and effect, and their eagerness to impose narratives on the world, he observed, it's impossible to calculate the risks of Black Swan events or predict their occurrence.

Of course, some human behaviour does fit the rational pattern so beloved of economists.

Connelly and company say that medieval recipes followed a rational pattern of treatment that stands up to modern medical scrutiny.

Such rational patterning insures that you never get that feeling, so typical of the convention-center experience, of being lost in a wilderness designed by Kafka.

Now two progressive thinkers are wondering if the world could be attracted to phenomenons like Bolt if they were presented in some rational pattern over four years, without the current blight of drugs.

Human beings are created in the image of God and share with God, though to a much lesser extent, the ability to shape and mold the physical environment in accordance with a rational pattern or plan.

This work may provide a new methodology for rational design and fabrication of reaction pattern for the electrolysis of water.

The three-year $25 million endeavor will serve many goals, primarily to enhance pedestrian safety, foster more rational traffic patterns, upgrade 100-year-old infrastructure under the roadway, improve signage, accommodate bicycles and generally upgrade the character and appearance of the area from 25th Street to University Parkway.

Most countries follow rational spending patterns, while a few outliers' spending may be reliant on other unknown factors.