Sentence examples for the way of patterns from inspiring English sources

Reading a thousand years of Arab and Muslim history would show little in the way of patterns that would have helped to predict 9/11, but our predicament in Afghanistan rhymes with the past like a limerick.

The game against Italy at Wembley on Tuesday should provide a more realistic gauge of England's World Cup preparations and, even in victory, there are still legitimate questions to be asked of Southgate when his team selections show so little in the way of pattern or structure.

In case of kNN, the way of encoding patterns is very important.

"There's nothing in the way of trends or patterns.

The day featured the release of 10 national polls, but there was little in the way of a consistent pattern in them.

In the paper a new way of pattern semantic interpretation directed at automatic semantic classification and image content understanding will be described.

The way patterns of gene flow affect structure of diversity will also influence how well populations will be able to respond to selection.

At the time Ligeti was captivated by the polyrhythmic music of Latin America and Central Africa, especially the way individual patterns of rhythms and riffs that seem so separate combine to produce music of sweeping overall energy.

Avanesov et al. also found that the profile of the metabolites changed in a way that was similar to the way that patterns of gene transcription changed.

The 26-year-old outplayed Edmund in the set they contested on Wednesday and has also been chosen - according to Smith - for "the way he is serving and the way his patterns of play match up against the opposition".

But essentially the dance images grow out of the way floor patterns, repeated sequences and contrasts set up an emotional situation.