Sentence examples for arrangements of pattern from inspiring English sources

As a further example, Alexander's inclusion of the romanticised sleeping arrangements of pattern 188 'Bed Alcoves' in his social housing experiment in Lima produced "stuffy, claustrophobic little cells" (Broadbent 1980, p 235) where the residents prefer the bedrooms of traditional shanties which provide ample ventilation.

The marker, or cutting lay, is the arrangement of patterns on the spread fabrics.

The eighth gene determines the arrangement of patterns.

Five major types of double flower have been well documented regarding their distinctive arrangements of floral pattern, which suggested possibly multiple processes during which double flower domestication occurred.

While both men, in other contexts, demonstrated mastery of the ink monochrome form, their works in polychromy featured a trait that would be characteristic of their followers throughout the Edo period: their images are formed through arrangements of colour patterns rather than being defined by ink outlines and embellished with colour.

My work has always focused on people, and the juxtaposition of skin and clothing becomes a means to explore different arrangements of surface, patterns, and color".

The finding that the reaction proceeds most rapidly at the boundary between phosphorylated and unphosphorylated peptides suggests that relative rates for a reaction on patterned surfaces would depend on the spatial arrangement of the pattern and not only on the ratio of the two peptides on the surface.

Tomaselli, a painter and collagist, is known for hallucinatory arrangements of objects and patterns that explore inner journeys.

Ancient sky watchers imagined that prominent arrangements of stars formed patterns, and they associated these with particular aspects of nature or their myths.

There are moments of loosely rendered stripes — horizontal, vertical, undulant — that might almost be paintings by Mary Heilmann; a black and green arrangement of concentric patterns suggests the work of James Siena.

The second class of cues (Experiments 2, 3) concerned the visual arrangement of different patterned walls surrounding a square pool.