Sentence examples for combination of pattern from inspiring English sources

The combination of pattern and chaos, of obsessive detail and expressive wildness in Wölfli's paintings finds an analogy in Nørgård's music – have a listen to the Fourth Symphony, directly inspired by the Swiss artist, and you'll hear how Nørgård's music creates a surreal world of sudden changes of mood and texture that's somehow pulled together into a single form, a genuinely symphonic journey.

She generally chose simple shapes for her pots, in order to let the strong designs speak, but her particular combination of pattern and texture, the way the minutely scratched surfaces catch the light, enhanced by iridescent lustre glazes, resulted in a unique style of satisfying complexity.

A combination of pattern search and gradient-based methods was used for optimization.

Zimmerman et al. (2008) elaborates the combination of pattern and decision centric design in Software Architecture Design while (Harrison et al. 2007) presents methods for documenting decisions with patterns.

Here, we present the reconstruction of the fascicular spatial arrangement and geometry of the superficial masseter muscle of a dog based on a combination of pattern recognition and streamline computation.

We have recently discovered a multi-hit mechanism of macrophage apoptosis that involves the combination of pattern recognition receptor (PRR) engagement by ligands for the types A and B scavenger receptors (SRA and CD36) and ER stress [26] [28].

Some of this is built in by O'Connor – he has, for instance, decided that for some reason every bot he makes will be obsessed with butts – but mostly it's a combination of pattern-finding and anthropomorphism.

Andrew Lumsden, the centre's director, explains that each segment expresses a unique combination of patterning genes and that the segment boundaries restrict the movements of immature cells.

As he pinned layers of cloth on one patient dancer after another, he was still designing, trying to find just the right combination of patterns that would please the audience's eye, be comfortable for the dancer and enhance the choreography.

Non-specific interstitial pneumonia (NSIP) presents most commonly with this combination of patterns as the predominant pattern.

The aim of this study is introducing a new method, through combination of patterns and MDA and includes four phases of modelling in three different viewpoints.