Sentence examples for the wrong pattern from inspiring English sources

Green ran the wrong pattern, and Mauck rolled out too far to his left.

Over-indulging can push you into the wrong pattern of sleep, too.

The first set, used in seven ceremonies, contained stars in the wrong pattern; Chinese embassy officials supervised the replacements.

In a training-camp practice last year, Collins ran across the field to scream at Jurevicius for running the wrong pattern.

In the 2000s cycle the real minimum fell 12percentt but teen unemployment went up and employment went down, very much the wrong pattern from the abolisionists perspective.

We also tried to make the sample and rewarded choice patterns as dissimilar as possible in terms of element configuration, and also deliberately tried to induce the bees to choose the wrong pattern in some experiments.

These different configurations are likely to represent different mutational events: translocation events will produce signatures consistent with the dispersed pattern, duplications and deletions with the standard pattern, tandem duplications with the wrong order pattern, and inversions with the reverse complement pattern (supplementary fig. 1, Supplementary Material online).

Through such patterns, sometimes called 'spurious attractors', object cues may activate the wrong context pattern, leading to source misattributions.

Danger lurks at every turn, in the form of devastating Shame points, which can be racked up by having the wrong china pattern, smiling improperly, uttering the word "leg" in public, or committing any of the thousands of other infractions detailed in the longest rule book in board-game history.

All EMG traces were visually inspected and MEPs were removed from subsequent analysis (9.2% in total) (a) when overt EMG activity emerged in the resting hand or foot muscles 50 ms prior to stimulation, (b) when the stimulation fell outside the targeted EMG burst of the active, homologous muscle or (c) when subjects performed the wrong coordination pattern.

It has also retained the simplified subject-verb agreement system now based on the distinction between animate and inanimate subjects, such as mw-ána a-kómi 'the child has arrived' versus e-lóko e-kómi 'the thing has arrived.' Lingala is also very tonal, which helps identify nonnative and nonfluent speakers even among Bantu speakers, who tend to pronounce words using the wrong tonal patterns.