Sentence examples for a first pattern from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the Infrared spectroscopy (ATR-FTIR) was applied on samples to reach a first pattern of the materials involved in the Commissione cover decoration.

Genetic characterization of the GimA locus by DNA-DNA hybridization and PCR analyses revealed variable sizes of the locus, schematically illustrated in Figure 1: a first pattern contains the complete GimA (∼20.3 kb) (GimA+) while a second pattern is characterized by the presence of a 342 bp remnant of pptE (GimA remnant).

Three general time-motion rounding patterns were observed: a first pattern that predominantly involved rounding in ward hallways and little time in patient rooms; a second pattern that predominantly involved time in a ward conference room; and a third balanced pattern characterized by equal proportions of time in patient rooms and in ward hallways.

In a first patterning step, a stripped pattern (100 μm lines spaced 100 μm apart) of fluorescein-labeled BSA was generated.

A third pattern is terrorist "reorientation," when groups alter tactics, sometimes even entering politics.

But the walls and floor of the cup not only prevent the leaves from escaping, they also establish a second pattern of fluid flow.

In a single block of the Rue Amiral Muselier, I noted tulips at No.50, a village scene with church and a second pattern with windmills, both at No.48, a lighthouse design at No. 46 and one with sailboats at No.43.

We observed a third pattern – general declines in service provision – for carbon storage and sediment retention, where beneficiaries in our analysis were not location dependent.

A second pattern is found at the elevation of 165 m with the highest frequency of 660 out of 1677 tornadic events (~ 40%) occurred during the study period.

In a second pattern, the crater temperature decreases monotonically through the decade and is similar to those resulting from conduit obstruction only.

In a third pattern, the crater temperature shows complex temporal change, decreasing gradually for several years and then recovering to initial value.