But a growing cadre of sociologists, demographers and others who are examining the effects of 9/11 on this generation note several striking patterns.
The beauty of black art lies in its ability (perhaps even its mandate) to marry the personal and political, to arrange festering sores of social circumstance into striking patterns that are hypnotic as they heal.
As a group tanagers are noted for the brilliancy of their plumage; reds, yellows, greens, blues, and black in solid colours are common and are sometimes arranged in striking patterns.
In earlier work the use of symbols was enhanced by striking patterns of white beads on the edges of garments like a handsome black Canadian waistcoat from the mid-19th century, whose front opening is edged in a lacy design of stylized flowers springing from tiny triangles with a row of beaded curves simulating scalloping along the bottom of the vest.
Interviews with two dozen ex-Metricomers reveal striking patterns.
They also uncovered several striking patterns in the disease's impact.
For my Ph.D. I went to the University of Bremen, where I discovered my interest in natural patterns while designing experiments and mathematical models of striking patterns of fungal growth under the supervision of cell biologist Prof. L. Rensing and mathematician Prof. A. Dress.
Her interpretations of Nicolai's forms come out in understated designs, using basic colors in striking patterns.
Toxic butterflies and larvae tend to develop bright colors and striking patterns as an indicator to predators about their toxicity.
Toxic butterflies and larvae tend to develop bright colours and striking patterns as an indicator to predators about their toxicity.
For his own work, Reda once spent three years shooting a series of photos out his kitchen window, where life in the lively streets affords striking patterns of people, objects, light, color, and shadows.
