Sentence examples for real pattern from inspiring English sources

The pro-life/pro-choice positions follow no real pattern.

After determining that there was "no real pattern to how often he worked," Cox asked if Crawford had a physical disability.

It sometimes seems to me that the whole course of English history was one of accident, confusion, chance and unintended consequences – there's no real pattern".

Locog has in the past unleashed a flood of tickets early in the morning and some in late evening, but there is no real pattern.

Dr. Michael F. Jacobson, the executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a consumer advocacy group, said he saw "a real pattern of actions that undercut the public's health".

For customers willing to extend existing contracts, the price for the V60 from third-party retailers ranged from $139 to $260, with no real pattern of savings separating small stores from the large chains.

Further, and even though the film is a fever-dream, it's uniquely shrewd about real patterns of aggression.

Creatures totally indifferent to the weather would have no reason to take the real patterns of phenomena that hurricanes share as constituting a single kind of thing.

The aim is to document patterns that are understandable, well-structured, and that capture the expert's intrinsic knowledge about real patterns as precisely as possible.

If we further integrate the chance factors into the improved central place fractals, the theory will be able to explain the real patterns of urban places very well.

Finally the simulation of the whole nanomanipulation chain is performed, simulating the approach-withdrawal operation which is in good accordance with the real patterns of experiments in physics.