Sentence examples for an irregular pattern of from inspiring English sources
The result was an irregular pattern of Protestant and Roman Catholic areas, cutting across the boundaries of language and physical geography, which is still in evidence today.
Since then she has had a grand mal fit - a major seizure - every two weeks and an irregular pattern of petit mals, where her brain appears to briefly cut out, most days.
The upper floors are clad in what may be the most elegant aluminum siding in America: a taut steel grid filled in with an irregular pattern of diagonal steel braces and aluminum louvers.
I looked at a tall, handsome specimen, its spreading upper limbs smooth ivory, stripped of bark, while lower down the process of bark-shedding in ribbons left an irregular pattern of stripes and patches in shades of grey, brown and red, with a ragged litter around the base.
A warrant for Mr. Schwartz's arrest was issued on Dec. 12, about a week after Humboldt Bancorp informed the F.B.I. of what the bank's chief financial officer, Pat Rusnak, described yesterday as an "irregular pattern of activities" at some of the A.T.M.'s for which the bank had provided money.
About that time, the bank that owns the missing $5 million, Humboldt Bancorp of Eureka, Calif., notified the F.B.I. of an "irregular pattern of activities" involving 138 A.T.M.'s that Mr. Schwartz owned and operated in New Jersey and New York City.
It looks like one of those interstellar spaceships made popular by George Lucas in Star Wars: curvilinear and broadly speaking conical, yet asymmetrical, with an irregular patterning of windows let into its hard hide referencing either arrow-slits in medieval fortifications, micro-circuitry writ very large indeed, or both.
From the figure, one can conclude the following: Figure 13 Confidence metric algorithm performance after being added to the original ID algorithm in an AWGN channel at -5 dB SNR and FWT sensing duration of 0.5 ms in case of an irregular pattern for LTE channel occupancy.
There is an irregular pattern in the reduction of other types of circulating hemocytes in the hemolymph of A. gemmatalis with increases in parasitoid density (Figure 4).
The pathognomonic lesion of CTE consists of p-tau aggregates in neurons, astrocytes, and cell processes around small vessels in an irregular pattern at the depths of the cortical sulci (Figs. 1, 2; Table 2).
Such rigidly organized town plans seem to have been rare in Etruria; more often one finds an irregular pattern resulting from the coalescence of villages in Villanovan times and the adaptation to the hills normally chosen as town sites.
