Sentence examples for setting up patterns from inspiring English sources

During his first set at the Stone in the East Village on Tuesday night, he kept setting up patterns and disrupting them, in variable cycles.

Famous for their warrior skills, in Sutra the monks are both movers and pieces in a puzzle, setting up patterns or standing inside the boxes as they fall like dominoes.

Neurons start triggering and responding to a multitude of fast-paced reactions, setting up patterns within the brain that subsequently decide the course of actions to be performed by our mind and body in perfect unison.

It is incredible that we continuously seem to understand "what is going on". Neurons start triggering and responding to a multitude of fast-paced reactions, setting up patterns within the brain that subsequently decide the course of actions to be performed by our mind and body in perfect unison.

Together with two colleagues, Tabin discovered a family of molecules, called the hedgehog genes, which are responsible for left-right asymmetry, setting up patterns throughout the body, including establishing differences between the left and right sides of the body and organization of the limbs, heart and of parts of the brain.

(I hesitate to use this metaphor since war is serious and deadly, but it does illustrate my point). In football, the set plays are the opening sequence, planned before the game, designed to probe and test, and to set up patterns that can later be broken.

Coleridge also examined the psychological effects of metre, the way it sets up patterns of expectation that are either fulfilled or disappointed: As far as metre acts in and for itself, it tends to increase the vivacity and susceptibility both of the general feelings and of the attention.

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As these waves cross each other's paths, they set up patterns, either creating bigger waves (positive interference) or canceling each other out (negative interference).

He would set up patterns – never interfering with the arrangement, but he was able to get into the cracks and he would always be adding something, giving it impetus, more energy".

Prior theory has made a number of predictions on how wrinkles on non-premixed flamelets are excited by flow disturbances, convect axially, and evolve in disturbance magnitude, including setting up interference patterns in wrinkle disturbance magnitude.