Sentence examples for represents a pattern from inspiring English sources

Fifty percent of the city's urban plan of approximately 1300 km2 represents a pattern of untimely, undeveloped subdivisions.

"To falsify returns once is once too many – to falsify 252 times represents a pattern of behaviour which should lead to a full review," Dorrell said.

It represents a pattern of close collaboration between the CPU and the GPU to process a pool of fine-grained tasks.

Ian Gordon at Investec kept his sell recommendation on RBS and said: It is easy to suggest that another failed disposal represents a pattern of careless behaviour, but such a conclusion would be harsh.

The headline linked to a report at Breitbart news, another conservative site, which suggests that the booklet represents "a pattern in which Obama — or the people representing and supporting him — manipulate his public persona".

Alterations due to a disease process result in changes in groups of metabolites, which represents a pattern unique to the disease process.

Yet to critics the missteps represent a pattern of poor judgment.

The suit suggests that the two incidents with the children represent a pattern of racial exclusion.

Populations of sessile organisms represent a pattern of genetic information in space.

Conclusion: Prediabetics have myocardial perfusion defects which represent a pattern of cardiovascular risk.

There's a cynical joke among journalists that three points make a trend, because any reporter can pretend that three arbitrary anecdotes or factoids represent a pattern.