what is the pattern you see?
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The higher, more rugged the mountains the fewer people live in them.  Concentrations of high mountains are inverse to the concentaion of people.
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WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?
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Are you by chance looking at your reflection?  :D
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a zebra's pattern differs the same way our fingerprnts does.  you can tell "who's who" in the zebra world by their stripes.
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Wait... wait... it's coming to me... I can see the question in my head.  I think it looks like numbers and symbols... and... and...\n\nOh no!  The vision just faded and I can't see what the problem is.  Perhaps you could help by adding it as a comment to your question?
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The scatter plot (or scatter graph as it is also called )consists of plotted points "scattered" around an X-Y grid.\n\nThe pattern may reveal a relationship between the two variables measured by the X and Y axes (or, in 3D form, among the three variables measured by the X, Y, and Z axes). \n\nIn 2D scatter graphs, you can illustrate trends in the plotted points by adding a regression curve
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I would guess 1220, that's the only pattern in the small sequence you gave
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Its all in the eyes of the beholder.\nVarying from one to another.
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looking at the answers to this question
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Pretty much like a series of wiggly lines across the page.  Often described as the trails of a herd (or whatever the collective pronoun is) of drunken snails.\n\nTo the inexperienced eye it looks like nothing but to someone who knows how to look at the traces it can show a great deal of information about the subsurface.  The trick is to lie the trace on a table and look along it rather than at it.  All of a sudden the picture is resolved.
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It could be a double reflection.  If the image you see is in the correct orientation, than it is a daouble reflection, or reflected any even number of times.  The object is in front of you which reflects off the left window, into the right window, where you are looking.
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Probably a t-test. \n\nTell us what hypothesis you are testing.
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Interesting...which is yours?  Is this reflective of who you look like or the image of who is inside you?
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What the hell is that in your picture?
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(m)\n\nIn software engineering, design patterns are standard solutions to common problems in software design. Instead of focusing on how individual components work, design patterns take a systematic approach, which focuses on the patterns of interaction. Design patterns describe abstract systems of interaction between classes, objects, and communication flow
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notice that if a remainder occurs twice, then it will immediately repeat.  hence the period is at most 111.  Yes, the pattern is distinctive, thats because 111 = 1 + 10 + 100\ntry for example base 7 with 1/(111) where 111 is in base 7.
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The Brown University pattern theory group is working with the belief that the world is complex, and to understand it, or a part of it, requires realistic representations of knowledge about it. We create such representations using a mathematical formalism, pattern theory, that is compositional in that the representations are built from simple primitives, combined into (often) complicated structures according to rules that can be deterministic or random. This is similar to the formation of molecules from atoms connected by various forms of bonds. \n\nPattern theory is transformational in that groups or semigroups of transformations operate on the primitives. These transformations express the invariances of the worlds we are looking at. \n\nPattern theory is variational in that it describes the variability of the phenomena observed in different applications in terms of probability measures that are used with a Bayesian interpretation. This leads to inferences that will be realized by computer algorithms. Our aim is to realize them through codes that can be executed on currently available hardware.