Sentence examples for board pattern from inspiring English sources

The throne dais, set in an apse, is flanked by gilded and mirrored columns, and the floor is a chequer board pattern of black and white marble tiles.

But for that you'll get a geek chic design that features a computer circuit board pattern that's lit up by cuboid shapes that flicker on and off in red and blue, with white LEDs lighting up around them, a total of 840 LEDs per panel, which makes the price seem not as outlandish.

Visual evoked potentials (VEPs) will be evoked with a rear-projected chequer board pattern using an optomechanical device subtending 30° at the retina, check-size 1°, white brightness of 150/cdm and contrast 87.5%.

Box 1 Method for recording of multimodal evoked potentials Visual evoked potentials (VEPs) will be evoked with a rear-projected chequer board pattern using an optomechanical device subtending 30° at the retina, check-size 1°, white brightness of 150/cdm and contrast 87.5%.

If it isn't quite right, make changes to the poster board pattern before transferring it to the steel and cutting.

If not – you can simply draw (or print) the board pattern and paste it onto a rectangular box.

In the contest, whose judges included technology writers and editors, she wore a corset printed with circuit board patterns and a slit skirt that exposed a slide rule (her father's, from his own days at M.I.T).

One of the principal rooms, the Marble Hall (1), the first of the large reception rooms, serves as an entrance hall from the south entrance, and takes its name from a chequer board patterned floor of black and white marble tiles.

"If you look at this in connection with other things that are coming out, it doesn't seem like a snap decision but part of an across-the-board pattern of decision-making to create another category outside the conventions".

Yet an entirely random boarding pattern with no assigned seats, as practised by many budget airlines, scored much better at 284 seconds – almost one-third quicker than "full-service" carriers with pre-assigned seats.

A chequer-board pattern of fields is characteristic of much of lowland Britain and other parts of western Europe.