Sentence examples for basic pattern of the from inspiring English sources

The basic pattern of the sardana is a series of long (llarg) and short (curt) steps.

In most fly-pollinated orchids, special adaptations have developed superimposed on the basic pattern of the bee-pollinated orchid flower to guide the somewhat poorly oriented flies.

In the basic pattern of the Khmer temple mountain the principal overall enclosure, which is square or rectangular, is at ground level.

In England alone did this wide repertory of plays based on popular legend become limited to the one basic pattern of the Punch-and-Judy show.

Among them are variants, whose evolution cannot at present be traced, on the basic pattern of the long tapering bell, with a variety of transverse moldings, standing perhaps on a recessed plinth.

The scheme of the vascular system follows the basic pattern of the family, with neither blood supply to the nephridia nor intraepidermal capillary networks, in spite of the increased respiratory needs imposed by a larger body and greater muscular activity.

While it seems apparent that the balance in importance (and conservation) between these elements has varied, the basic pattern of these elements remains largely the same in both sequence content and positioning (Fig. 3).

The basic pattern of these stages is similar in both sexes, regardless of the specific sexual stimulus.

"There will be no further transfer of funds to Greece unless Greece starts changing basic patterns of the way the pension system works, taxation is enforced, and so on," said Dimitri Sotiropoulos, a political scientist at the University of Athens.

It is believed that the movement of the fin rays and the basic patterns of the pectoral fins obtained in the present work can provide a good foundation for the development and control of bionic flexible pectoral fins for underwater propeller.

The rhythms of art are grounded in the basic patterns of the relation of live creature and its environment.