The phrase "a periodic pattern of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that occurs at regular intervals or has a recurring arrangement.
Example: "The study revealed a periodic pattern of rainfall that significantly affected crop yields."
Alternatives: "a recurring sequence of" or "a regular cycle of".
We observe that the histograms after single compression at each frequency approximately follow a generalized Gaussian distribution, whereas double JPEG compression changes this distribution: when QF2 > QF1, the histogram after double compression exhibits periodically missing values, whereas when QF2 < QF1, the histogram exhibits a periodic pattern of peaks and valleys.
He showed how a diffusing chemical could spontaneously self-organize to give a periodic pattern of peaks and troughs.
Tetrachiral materials are characterized by a cellular microstructure made by a periodic pattern of stiff rings and flexible ligaments.
It is available in sheets of different thicknesses and also as perforated plates with a periodic pattern of cylindrical holes.
Here, we show that azobenzene derivatives in the trans form, adsorbed in a homogeneous two-dimensional layer, can be collectively switched with spatial selectivity, thus forming a periodic pattern of cis isomers.
We investigate the effective stress-strain behavior of cellular elastomers, structured with a periodic pattern of elliptic holes by means of full scale simulations under small deformations.
For example, (langle emptyset TV), (U), (1), (1), (3rangle ) is a periodic pattern where processing of a sequence of syntax trees (emptyset TV) starts in the time units 1, 2, and 3 and its workload trace is a sequence of multisets (emptyset T VT VT V).
The years of the highest incidence of nephropathia epidemica show a periodic pattern similar to that of small mammal population dynamics of northern Sweden, with approximately 3-year intervals between peaks (15, 16, 22 ).
The horizontal and vertical split rules rules can be used to increase a value of support for a periodic pattern at an expense of length and frequency of the pattern and also to adjust the parameters of periodic pattern such that the extension and composition rules can be applied to build the complex patterns from the simple ones.
For finite objects consisting of spheres our results in [ 10] suggest that a sphere of a given diameter acts roughly like half the period of a periodic pattern.
On the other hand, when microtubules were stabilized with taxol (5 nM for 3 days), a treatment that is known to induce multiple axon-like processes in neurons (Witte et al., 2008), we found that βII spectrin exhibited a periodic pattern in all of these axon-like processes.
