Sentence examples for to be patterns from inspiring English sources

Narwhals' ranges for foraging are believed to be patterns developed early in their life which increase their ability to gain necessary food resources during winter.

Other atypical signals are likely to be patterns of coding regions, transcription factor binding sites, or other unknown translation or transcription signals.

New Yorkers still cast their ballots on machines that appear to be patterned on a 19th-century cotton gin.

At times he seems to be patterning his gestures and inflections too closely on his famous predecessor.

Sputnik Planum, a sea of frozen nitrogen near the minor planet's equator, proved to be patterned by polygonal shapes, seemingly fresh, and not pockmarked by meteor craters.

The new agreement is expected to be patterned after a contract recently negotiated by the Directors Guild of America.

The stage is to be patterned on that of the New Amsterdam Theatre in this city [New York]..."....

Poor sleep tends to be patterned by sociodemographic and socioeconomic factors.

Do you want the fabric to be patterned, tie-dyed or a solid block of colour?

POP are highly abundant patterns statistically not expected to exist; NEP are patterns that do not exist but are statistically expected to; ORP are patterns unique to a kingdom; and URP are patterns excluded from a kingdom.

"Habits tend to be reflexive patterns of behavior and what we need to do is change that pattern," Bourdeau says.