Sentence examples for build patterns from inspiring English sources

We can build patterns that are planar, but to build structures that are vertical, and that fine-scale, is very difficult.

In the deep We try and build patterns into our general warm-up so that replicates what they might have to do in the field.

These are also the only entities that have full access to the data that could be used to build patterns and help spot malicious bot-spreading agents of disinformation.

At Duke Performances, surrounded by traditional Indian percussion and the drone of a tanpura, Shankar uses the melodic versatility of her sitar to build patterns that slowly open and unfold, while piano, cello, and electronics weave a radiant tapestry to support her acoustic virtuosity.

"There are other people who make political pronouncements, and there are some people who over the course of a half century build sustainable institutions -- and sustainable institutions that advance new ideas and new ethics and build patterns of activities to those ideas and ethics.

The motifs present in more than 60% of promoters in flower, seed, root and shoot as well as 50% of promoters in whole plant were used to build patterns of sets of motifs to describe the promoters of co-expressed genes in the four PSs and the entire plant (see table 3).

This regulated autonomous deposition of the fibers will build patterned 3D-structure with unique properties on the surface of the templates, leading to a novel type of nanotechnology using biological systems with biomolecular nano-templates to design 3D-structures.

For a decade or so after this they compulsively counted the ways in which we habitually build pattern into random experience, seeing trends in the past, prophesying the future, detailing our general inability to live with uncertainty and doubt, and the consequences for our politics and our economics.

A collection of patterns can be used to build pattern-based compliance RAs [64].

From this and from the score, provided by the film composer Nathan Larson, the choreography builds patterns of interconnectedness.

Wouldn't it be more constructive to encourage others to built patterns of warmth into their emails and texts?