The phrase "ambient pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, art, or environmental studies, where it refers to a recurring or background motif that creates a certain atmosphere.
Example: "The ambient pattern of the wallpaper added a serene quality to the room, making it feel more inviting."
Alternatives: "background motif" or "surrounding design".
This broadband ambient sound pattern appeared to be unique to Palmyra Atoll, and a similar pattern has not been detected at these high levels elsewhere.
The path marker on the HUD also changed to purple, and dash lighting started displaying an ambient pulsing pattern which Toyota says is designed to help trigger your body to enter relaxation mode.
Because both selective forces and ambient genetic patterns are subject to change, current patterns are labile rather than fixed entities (Sgrò et al. 2011).
For other ambient sound patterns, low-tech may be the better bet.
For incubation under ambient light, the pattern was quite different with a significant linear increase in sediment stability with time for all erosion thresholds (H>19 DF = 4 and P≤0.001 in all cases) (Figure 2C).
In particular, it is shown that the simulations using the new concrete model succeed in capturing, at ambient temperature, the crack pattern in a plain concrete specimen and the influence of the loading path on reinforced concrete (RC) slabs.
So when a beetle looks up, it's taking in the sun, the moon and the pattern of ambient polarized light.
Overall, the spherical model seemed to perform slightly better, consistent with the observation that the spatial distribution pattern of ambient air pollutants is closest to the assumption of the spherical model.
These use microphones to detect patterns of ambient sound and create an "anti-noise" signal to cancel out those sounds.
Whereas they developed electronic music, he has concentrated on finding patterns in ambient sound — a foghorn, say, or the groanings and whistlings of a bridge — and relocating that sound to someplace that jars it into art.
