Sentence examples for tied patterns from inspiring English sources

4 Honeyman and Humphries et al. have tied patterns of child labour to the process of industrialization, the survival of poor families, and the creation of human capital.

The underparts are generally buffy yellow or tawny yellow, paler on the throat, and with a narrow black breast band, creating a "bow tie" pattern.

The staff seemed even less amused when he rushed outside to down a shot of espresso when a crucial decision had to be made about waist size and tie pattern.

Their leaderships are tied to patterns of governance that have become irrelevant and ineffective.

Indeed, the identities of many common sounds are tied to patterns of change in qualities through time.

This may be due to the fact that the tissues performing relevant physiological functions are usually similar in the expression profile of mRNA and miRNA (Liang et al., 2007; Shyamsundar et al., 2005), which consequently results in the high similarity of their TRNs, and thus the similarity of the bow-tie patterns.

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The small loop that holds the thin part of the tie in place once it has been tied is included in most tie patterns.

Similar results have been observed in manual responses (Hunt, von Mühlenen, & Kingstone, 2007), and human electrophysiological work has tied this pattern to the underlying deployment of covert attention (Hickey, van Zoest, & Theeuwes, 2010).

Neural oscillations are ubiquitously observed in the mammalian brain, but it has proven difficult to tie oscillatory patterns to specific cognitive operations.

Future research is needed to tie these patterns more directly to viewers' responses.