I'm fascinated by the patterns formed by Numberplay comment volume over the course of a week.
I'm fascinated by the patterns and processes of plant diversification, including molecular divergence, morphological change, speciation, and extinction.
Then, a specific process instantiates the agents by using the specification provided by the patterns.
Police department investigators say they develop suspicions about brutal or corrupt officers by the patterns and numbers of complaints they have received over the years.
Consequently, the stability of the formed complexes can be analyzed by the patterns (vibrational structures) of the fluorescence spectra.
Results show that the teaching learning process is characterised by the patterns of co-regulation and self-regulation.
Romano Guardini had already foreseen this: "The gadgets and technics forced upon him by the patterns of machine production and of abstract planning mass man accepts quite simply; they are the forms of life itself.
COMPUTERS are becoming sophisticated enough to identify people by the patterns of their voices, fingerprints and irises, but they cannot yet distinguish individuals by the subtle quirks in the way they move.
Their first volumes -- Generations," "13th Gen" and "The Fourth Turning" -- sketched their theory that the course of history is determined by the patterns of generational change, and they reprise that argument here.
In 1969, the Italian conceptual artist Alghiero Boetti (1940-1994) designed a world map, with each country represented by the patterns of its national flag as if that were its essential identity.
Homology is not "evidence" for common ancestry: common ancestry is inferred based on many sources of information, and reinforced by the patterns of similarity and dissimilarity of anatomical structures.
