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pattern

[pat-ern, pat-n] / ˈpæt ərn, ˈpæt n /






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NewsGuard, an organisation that tracks online disinformation, said it spotted common patterns suggesting the same network was likely behind the video featuring Dr Read.

From BBC

Using these methylation patterns, the team applied 12 established and newer 'epigenetic clocks' to estimate each person's biological age.

From Science Daily

Generative AI is a type of software that creates new content based on patterns it has learned from existing data in response to a user's prompt.

From BBC

In a pattern that mirrored other software selloffs, cybersecurity companies fell further, regardless of any expert analysis suggesting the market reaction was overblown.

From The Wall Street Journal

Changing weather patterns have caused frustration for the sector in recent years, which has led to some growers warning of shortages and price rises.

From BBC