Sentence examples for continuum of patterns from inspiring English sources

Time-Space characterization refers to a way of representing this continuum of patterns as combinations of spatial and temporal constituents — with a minimum of assumptions about the forms of the patterns.

Gene expression studies have found breast tumors clustering in a few groups related to ER status and grade, rather than a continuum of patterns [ 24].

Preliminary analysis of monthly incidence data revealed a continuum of seasonal patterns, which could be arbitrarily divided into those with ≥75% of episodes concentrated in ≤6 months of the year, considered to have "marked seasonality", and those with no marked seasonality [43].

The reviewed evidence indicates an evolutionary continuum of productivity patterns among trees of wild habitats, intermediary domesticates, and the most advanced domesticates.

Unlike walking in vertebrates, our data demonstrate that flies do not abruptly switch from one gait to another, but instead rely on a continuum of gait patterns that correlate with walking speed.

The present study confirmed that the sleep pattern of adolescents with DSPS is located at an extreme end of a continuum of normal sleep.

Based on these results, we believe that the relative abundance of TEs in plant genomes can be best described as a continuum of resource-based patterns (i.e., niche-preemption) to random patterns (i.e., neutral processes).

Several points along this sequence were singled out for analyses but a more complete continuum of these growth patterns as they develop can be seen in a two brief movies (Flight vs. Ground control) in the supplemental data.

In this latter role, it also has a number of benefits over the traditional reaction diffusion/Ginzburg Landau continuum PDE models of pattern formation, which yield true moving interfaces only as singular limits.

Data were compared before and after subjects were trained to categorize a continuum of unfamiliar nonphonemic auditory patterns with speech-like properties (NP) and a continuum of familiar phonemic patterns (P).

Spatiotemporal dimensionality refers to the continuum of spatial and temporal patterns in an image time series.