Sentence examples for whatever pattern from inspiring English sources

Maybe the idea of the nine to five is simply redundant, and staff work whatever pattern they need to – so long as the job is done.

As we let these worries loop around over time, it becomes easier and easier to see them as problems because they end up fitting whatever pattern we've created in our heads.

The fuel be burned without difficulty at the cylinder's top dead-centre, and the urea-injection system is no longer required.Not just a fair-weather friendMeanwhile, the diesel's old bugbear of poor starting in cold weather has been licked by the adoption of piezoelectric fuel injectors with multiple nozzles, which can spray fuel in whatever pattern best suits the operating conditions.

Plus, the same general effect can be achieved with traditional frames hung using a hammer and nail and placed side by side or in whatever pattern you choose.

But it does mean that whatever pattern of intention one ought to have, it is not to (not to intend to M and to intend to E).

Once you're running you can return to whatever pattern of breathing feels most natural for you.

"He has proven that whatever patterns he has, he can break," said James Alan Fox, a criminologist at Northeastern University in Boston.

The unique thing about them is that they can understand digital information, read midi, so they can react immediately to whatever patterns are formed on the touchscreen.

The rate for people ages 50 to 65 who said they smoke marijuana was nearly 4 percent — about six times as high as the 65-and-over crowd — suggesting that they were more likely to continue whatever patterns of drug use they had established in their younger years.

Whatever patterns emerge, that story will be remarkable to watch.

The blocks of waste material could be predetermined, using computational geometries, in order to fit domes, archways, lattices, windows, or whatever patterns would be needed.