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Similar patterns of inequality can be found in virtually every country, though people perceive race differently across cultures.

It was a pattern that I've seen everywhere, from wildfires to boardrooms to living rooms.

But those patterns aren’t broken by stark dividing lines.

I like the closed pattern because it's easier to control a flat ball.

A more closed string pattern like mine, you can maybe go a bit looser.

But if they find a trail, the specific patterns of blood could help reconstruct what might have happened.

Instead, experts on autocracy like myself look for patterns that appear when countries' democracies are being weakened.

On the other hand, dandelions show random dispersion patterns, because the seeds are blown in irregular patterns by the wind.

In fact, a skilled investigator can even use these lingering patterns to identify attempts at blood removal.

Some have theorized that the pattern helps zebras stay cool in direct sunlight, with the heat differential between their black and white stripes generating cooling air currents.

It's how your brain sort of decides, should I remember this pattern for the future or not?

Our next D is dispersion, the spacing pattern between organisms.

Her sensors can immediately detect changes in your mood, walking pattern, or skin temperature.

Screens inspired by local patterns.

We would notice the patterns.

Naming your experience clearly interrupts that pattern.

It seems that zebra stripes— and other graphic patterns— interfere with how biting flies process visual information to position themselves when landing, limiting their blood-sucking and disease-transmitting opportunities.

Analyzing his interviews, he saw a clear pattern.

All five of these phrases share the same pattern.

Zemblanity is the misfortune by design that we built into fragile systems or into the pattern and habits that kind of then ultimately lead us to disaster.

Studies have shown that if used in the wrong way or in the wrong hands, they could change largecale weather patterns, warming the polar regions rather than cooling them, and altering rainfall around the world.

Studies have shown that if used in the wrong way, or in the wrong hands, they could change large-scale weather patterns, warming the polar regions rather than cooling them and altering rainfall around the world.

And to do that, you need to keep the same cue and deliver the same reward, and you'll be able to shoehorn that new behavior into your daily pattern.

Why should the esoteric math of group theory, which was originally designed to study the abstract nature of symmetry, be fundamental to understanding everything from particle physics to the patterns in crystals?