"compensation pattern" is a correct and usable term in written English.
Depending on the context, it could refer to a variety of things, such as the distribution of funds in a settlement or the behavioural reaction of an organism to a stressful event. For example, "The study found evidence of a compensation pattern in the mice's responses to the changes in their environment."
Figure 30 Schematic representation of <100> −oriented compensation pattern.
The design of a compensation pattern has been a major concern when the space is limited around the corner.
In the absence of compensation pattern, the beveled shape (or undercut shape) at obtuse and acute angles are shown by red and yellow color lines, respectively.
The original idea of this kind of shape is the same as the one reported by Puers et al. for the design of square shape compensation pattern for the formation of convex corners on Si{100} [91].
The evolving etched profile of compensation pattern clearly indicates that the significant beveling will take place at the convex corners A and B. This beveling can be reduced if the square shape compensation geometry (Figure 41(a)) is replaced by asymmetric <110> beams as illustrated in Figure 41(b).
At the same time, frontal lobe findings in SPD are also consistent with a spectrum of compensation pattern, given that some studies have shown that patients have larger-than-normal prefrontal cortex [ 17] and anterior cingulum white matter [ 18] volume.
Changing Staff and Compensation Patterns in Higher Education.
"I truly had no idea how persistent these compensation patterns would be before we started collecting this granular data on thousands of pros 12 years ago," Elliott says.
Changing Staffing and Compensation Patterns in Higher Education shows that part-time faculty and graduate assistants account for at least half of instructional staff at many colleges and universities.
Various compensation patterns such as square, rectangle and superposition of square and rectangular blocks of various dimensions have been employed at the free end corners of cantilever beam to protect corner deformation due to undercutting.
Furthermore, our results suggest that relatively simple diffusion-based models can produce realistic compensation patterns and future work will be focused on higher-resolution model calibration to seismic-reflection data and the influence of input variables on heterogeneity of channel-and-lobe deposits of slope fans.
