regular pattern

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The regularpattern of alternating long and short syllables, which is reversed only in the middle, accounts for the measured pace of both poems.
Each item is worded to reflect a change of sufficient magnitude to require some adjustments in the regularpattern of interaction of family members.
However, other children who have a regularpattern of development may later lose language and/or social skills around 18 - 24 months of age.
This low-level mechanism allows performing unification on some parts of a data structure, and regularpattern-matching on the other parts.
The volumes then follow a regularpattern with sections on economic history, local government, religion, education and (of course) charities for the poor.
The cell bodies of each type form a regularpattern, termed "retinal mosaics" due to the way the cell bodies and dendrites tile the retinal surface.
The single-route model, as we have seen, will, via pattern association, predict that overregularizations can result when an irregular verb is attracted to a regularpattern.
The interface was very turbulent initially; there was no regularpattern visible, and all deflexions of the light beam originated close to the plane of the interface.
It would thus be interesting to understand whether a more regularpattern can be found for the logical operators characterising the various versions of testing equivalence.
After all, such rates are paid by employers and may reflect a regularpattern of payment.
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