Sentence examples for a pattern of constant from inspiring English sources

Obviously, such a pattern of constant mass suicide is highly unrealistic.

We then simulated a pattern of constant annual change in mortality over time t using each model.

We tested whether rapid lineage diversification characterized the origin of labrids, and parrotfishes using the MCCR test (Pybus and Harvey, 2001) which compares the distribution of branching events on the observed tree to that expected under a pattern of constant diversification.

With our thoroughly sampled phylogenies, we were also able to reject a pattern of constant-rate cladogenesis in favor of models that are consistent with a period of accelerated diversification after this habitat shift.

Somewhat in contrast, we found higher levels of migration to be associated with a pattern of a more constant extension moment during the stance phase of gait.

In this paper, a simplified prediction model for the load pattern of constant amplitude cyclic loading is proposed aiming at one of the most applicable materials for the pressure hull of submersibles, Ti 6Al 4V ELI.

It manifests as a pattern of behaviour that "includes intimidation, constant put downs, mind games, isolation from family and friends... the victim being forced to perform sexual favours in exchange for small basic items or liberties, such as access to sanitary towels", recounts Elisabeth Doherty-Astlecturerurer in law and criminology at the University of Derby.

In [27, 28] we have shown how to algorithmically approach the problem of laying out a pattern of near-geodesics which have approximately constant distance from each other.

All my vibrators have some variation of this, and I don't really get why anyone would prefer a pattern of vibration and/or sucking over a constant one.

The generic regular patterns simulated then are rotating multi-wave patterns of constant rotation-speed and oscillatory-'firing' ones, and theirs selection is highly sensitive to governing parameters and initial conditions.

They get caught up in patterns of constant re-abandonment (abandoholism) or avoid relationships altogether to avoid the pain (abandophobism).