New technology has always driven new styles of music, and while authorship of the "sleng teng" rhythm has been disputed, it seems likely that it was Wayne Smith himself who found the sound as a built-in pattern on a Casio MT-40 home keyboard.
A selection of built in rhythm patterns complements the 50 presets and 50 user definable drum kits.
Public policy has aggravated the problem.Most railways and roads were built in a radial pattern, with Mexico City as the spider in the centre of the web.
The 430-seat Irvington Town Hall Theater, which was built in 1902 and patterned after the Ford Theater in Washington, is still in use.
Zara's huge warehouse features customized sorting machines built in Denmark and patterned on the equipment used by overnight parcel services; they can now handle 40,000 items an hour, and the company's capacity will roughly double in July when a big new center in Zaragoza in northeastern Spain comes on line.
Shadows from its exposed trusses create different patterns on the brown brick floor, built in a basket-weaved pattern.
You've got a little drum machine with a built in speaker, six drum patterns, and a metronome mode.
In the 1950's, when China still depended heavily on Russian technical assistance, Mao Zedong ordered that most of China's heavy industry, including auto factories, be built in northern China, and the pattern has persisted.
The bricks are simulated as built in reality, in a staggered pattern and connected by mortar as shown in Fig. 5.
They are quirky and irregular, as ballparks used to be, built in obedience to existing street patterns, often enshrining those streets in local mythology.
In this converted house built in 1902, instead of floral patterns, there are high-backed velvet sofas, mismatched coffee tables and a soft orange glow radiating from strings of chunky light bulbs you might only consider hanging at Halloween.
