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pattern

[pat-ern, pat-n] / ˈpæt ərn, ˈpæt n /






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The administrator, PwC, said demand for parking had not recovered to pre-Covid levels, pointing to "shifts in commuting and customer driving patterns".

From BBC

"Object detection models rely on patterns like shape, texture, and contrast to recognise objects," they added.

From BBC

However, insights from across the labor market suggest a different pattern: AI is reshaping work rather than erasing it, changing the tasks people perform and the skills employers require.

From The Wall Street Journal

This occurs when magnetic moments in a material cannot settle into a single stable pattern and instead remain in a fluctuating configuration.

From Science Daily

“If people see it as part of a broader pattern it is likely that inflation expectations will rise and that could entrench high inflation in the economy,” he warned.

From The Wall Street Journal