Sentence examples for built-in patterns from inspiring English sources

That hypothesis has been supplanted by one that holds that the insect has a central nervous system with built-in patterns of behaviour or instincts that can be triggered by environmental stimuli.

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.

For example, the built-in skip patterns in the electronic questionnaire reduced the chance of missing questions or following incorrect skip patterns.

At the upper end of this in terms of image quality are some of Arcangel's Photoshop Gradient Demonstrations, which are pieces he created using Photoshop's built-in color patterns.

The ACASI programme included built-in skip patterns, and logic checks.

Built-in skip patterns and automatic error messages in the electronic questionnaire improved data quality.

The majority of interviewers (70%) indicated anecdotally that the electronic format saved time in conducting the interview because of the built-in skip patterns, filters, and auto-fill features (with calendars, for example).

More plausible explanations could include characteristics of the bicycles (slower and with built-in lights), patterns of cycling (for example, a higher proportion of cycling in parks), or the behaviour of drivers (potentially driving with greater care around cycle hire users 49).

A new method of designing built-in test pattern generator (TPG) for digital circuits is presented in the paper.

The 40-item questionnaire (40Q), with a built-in skip-pattern based on item response, is designed for interviewer administration either face-to-face or by telephone.

The SPUME is fabricated with a built-in three-electrode pattern on a non-conducting polypropylene substrate.