On the other hand, the same pattern of human conduct tends to disseminate and to share chance favorable occurrences among the group.

But under certain conditions the patterns tended to break down and this was why there must be many stations-many thousands of them.

Another is that abusive patterns can tend to seem normal to those who have lived in them for a length of time.

The pattern tends to fade with age, and some individuals are uniformly colored.

To prevent predation, the color and pattern of the sculpin tends to match its environment.

Orthogonal patterns tend to produce less interference with each other.

Remarkably, the pattern of past memories tends to be the same for everyone.

It is usually improvised, although certain common patterns tend to reappear.

The brain-activity patterns tend to remain stable when tracked over several years.