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I . pattern [ˈpætən, Am -t̬ɚn] N

1. pattern (particular way):

patterns of behaviour

2. pattern (design):

wzór m

3. pattern FASHION:

4. pattern (sample):

6. pattern ECON:

II . pattern [ˈpætən, Am -t̬ɚn] VB trans

1. pattern (create pattern):

2. pattern (use as model):

Usage examples with patterns

patterns of behaviour

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Additionally, a single species may have multiple dispersal patterns.
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It emphasizes on demographic patterns, and public policy.
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The edges of markings may be lacy or there can be patches of roaning patterns standing alone or on the edges of white markings.
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Some years, patterns that appear solid at a distance, such as pinstripes, faint plaids or herringbone, are popular.
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Gaudy patterns glorious with all hues are a cloth version of a kaleidoscope and only serve worshipers of Mammon.
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Some genuine cleaner fish, such as gobies and wrasse, have the same colours and patterns, in an example of convergent evolution.
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In many works, blotches of color are applied in mosaic-like patterns worked into the chiaroscuro.
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But crank up the amount of light, and the screen shows alternating dark and light bands, the interference patterns of waves crossing each other.
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They usually have a rounded shape, like a miniature water lily pad, some with a slightly sharper point, in a fantastic range of patterns.
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Aberrant DNA methylation patterns hypermethylation and hypomethylation compared to normal tissue have been associated with a large number of human malignancies.
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