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In even the most extreme of short germ insects, the segments of the mouthparts and anterior thorax appear to be patterned from cells generated during cleavage.

"They're patterned from ancient times," Mr. Eira said, "and when they decide they want to move, they just turn and go.

In the physical approach, one-dimensional perovskite manganite nanostructures are patterned from bulk or film counterpart materials by a combination of lithography and etching.

The grand staircase is patterned from the grand stair of the Paris Opera House and ascends to the various balcony levels.

To demonstrate pattern transfer using a stamp, arrays of 20 μm × 50 μm features were patterned from thin films of the common organic compound tris 8-hydroxyquinolinato) aluminum (Alq3).

A key difference will be patterned sails made from textiles associated with Africa and bought from Brixton market.

More appealing, to this reviewer at least, is "Patterns from Nature", a series of simple studies of cacti, shells and flowers.

We generally expect that similar patterns (that is, patterns from the same class) will have similar feature vectors.

Its characters seem always to be following patterns from the past.

The company recently announced that it was licensing patterns from Hero Arts, a company that makes rubber stamps, and Mr. Pead promised more to come.

However, in Indonesia, the response from open pattern societies might be different from closed pattern societies.