Sentence examples for the shared pattern from inspiring English sources
It's her paintings that most clearly display the shared pattern: The interlocking parts mimic legs and arms, so that sitter and sat-upon are both made of flesh-like trunks and limbs.
Not as evident is the shared pattern of the decadic coefficient of variability.
The shared pattern of judgment over car accidents leads to common network-level practices in the towing industry.
Interestingly, when we added the structure of the redesigned PPI (2erh) to our alignment, the shared pattern of interactions, detailed in Figure 2B remained almost unchanged.
The δ parameter is a measure of the strength of the association between the shared pattern for all 6 conditions and the specific pattern for each condition.
No correlation exists between nucleotide diversity at the R-genes in Capsella rubella and the same R-genes in Arabidopsis thaliana, although the shared pattern of high polymorphism in AT1G56540 is evident.
Especially important are the shared patterns of alternation of sounds.
The band's grooves were constantly shifting colloquies, with little flurries of improvisation within the shared patterns: balafon responding to bass, fiddle catching a drum flourish, guitar lines flickering and darting away.
The analysis of ecological networks is a formal way to visualize, explore, and address the shared patterns that lie beyond the myriad interactions involved in megadiverse multispecies assemblages like tropical forests, coral reefs or soil microorganisms, and plants.
Finally, there is agreement that processes combine and that they exhibit common features, and debate how processes combine and whether the shared patterns of processes belong into a different category (as Whitehead suggested) or are themselves processes as well.
But if we stop looking for the "racist" or "antiracist" intent within people and instead within the shared, patterned, and common ways that people interact and make sense of the world within the context of those interactions, we can move beyond the common and often misleading ways of dividing the world into simplistic dichotomies of good and bad.
