Examples of using Find a pattern in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I'm trying to find a pattern.
Find a pattern to these fires.
Can you find a pattern?
Find a pattern. find out what happens, we might find jonah.
I will try and find a pattern.
So we find a pattern in the radiation peaks.
See if you can find a pattern.
In fact, find a pattern in all the violence.
See if you can find a pattern.
We need to find a pattern before these two kill again.
Maybe Charlie can help us find a pattern.
Now we have to find a pattern to his movements.
No, but I thought maybe we could go through the remaining files together,and see if we can't find a pattern.
See if we can find a pattern so we can prevent a third attack.
Bring up all the open sex crimes in the area,see if we can find a pattern, match the shoe print.
We couldn't find a pattern of people getting sick, but that's because the book wasn't strong enough yet.
Now, if I can take this data here and isolate the student's gambling history, maybe I can analyze the money flow,maybe find a pattern.
His critics join the dots and find a pattern that includes state-sponsored death squads.
If you often suffer from these intense headaches, you should write down all the important details, like the time the headache started, its duration, your activities that day, the food you ate,as this can help you find a pattern or detect a potential trigger.
And if we find a pattern of things of the responders to the drug, we see that in the blood, they have the condition that allows them to respond to this drug.
If I can find a pattern in his work, his behavior, planning, strategy, then I-I could help you find him, Sam.
And if we find a pattern of things of the responders to the drug, we see that in the blood, they have the condition that allows them to respond to this drug.
You found a pattern.
The police never found a pattern with the first three victims.
He found a pattern.
Problem is, there are so many random drag marks, finding a pattern will be next to impossible.
The strength of the spiral is the simplicity of finding a pattern and reusing the same logic from start to finish.
Once the computer finds a pattern, it can use this pattern to translate similar texts in the future.
I spent last night looking at my MacLaren file and found a pattern, a recurring notation.
The only thing worse than not finding a pattern, is finding too many of them.
