Sentence examples for saw a pattern that from inspiring English sources
When I first learned about the technical patterns known as triangles, I first saw a pattern that defined a potential turning point in the future, namely the intersection of the two lines that defined the triangle.
The Rons discuss how this early 2016 skirmish saw a pattern that will now undoubtedly recur: the GOP attacks the Democratic favorite and her popular spouse "stands by his woman".
It's because we are women, and we saw a pattern that has been all too familiar to us as we made our own way in science -- females were not there.
When Dr. Brugada examined his patient's EKG, he saw a pattern that he had never seen before.
"Clearly you see a pattern that is troubling," Yesalis said of baseball.
As the authorities compiled information about people they sought in the hijacking investigation, they began finding many of these license applications and began to see a pattern that remains unexplained.
"We're not seeing a pattern that is really discernible yet," said Henry Heasler, a coordinating scientist for the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory, a joint venture of Yellowstone, the United States Geological Survey and the University of Utah.
But climb to a higher level and see a pattern that may explain the bond-gold conundrum.
When you compare your perception of yourself sexually with how you perceive your partner sexually you begin to see a pattern that is inherent in the roles each of you play in your relationship's sex life.Sometime the pattern is temporary or not really a problem, but simply a phase that your relationship is moving through.
Overall, confirms Madden, "We're seeing a pattern that runs counter to the assumption that there's this sea of young people who just don't care about privacy.
(no 75-pound housecats)" and "Is there one, and only one, clearly correct answer?" She also rejects questions that ask test takers to extrapolate patterns, because some people see a pattern that a question writer does not, leading the scorer to start "counting answers wrong that are, in fact, correct".
