The definition of the Design Patterns Ontology Model was done through the analysis of the Design Patterns attributes as contextual elements that characterize and define the Design Patterns.
The specific parameters used in the definition of the patterns were in part dictated by the size of the analysed genomes in order to obtain sufficient data sample for statistical evaluations.
In the absence of a true definition of this pattern in the literature, we identify them as 'proliferative papillary cystic changes with spindle cells and remodeling'.
However, there is no universal agreement on the definition of these patterns, resulting in heterogeneity of the prevalence of asynchrony and of the association between asynchrony and outcome.
Although the definition of the muting pattern in (8) is similar to the definition of the muting decision in (4), the two concepts are different.
It includes, besides the basic one, measurements of blood flow volumes in carotid and vertebral arteries and in jugular and vertebral veins (inflow and outflow), with the definition of the drainage pattern.
The broader definition of the VO/OV pattern is employed in order to show the generalization of positional variation constrained by Mandarin information structure.
The definition of the metal pattern edges is found to be like the liquid oil but thermal modelling still supports the theory of the oil vapor having the largest masking effect and concludes that the pattern definition quality does not depend on the sacrificial oil masking or vaporization effects but on the flexography patterning.
Recently, solution methods that jointly address the assignment of the patient to the caregiver (assignment), the definition of the days (pattern) in which caregivers visit the assigned patients (scheduling), and the sequence of visits for each caregiver (routing) have been proposed in the scientific literature.
Thus, one could say the observed pattern of expression divergence measured by correlation-based distance is not a shortcoming of the distance, but a shortcoming of the definition of the 'uniform pattern of expression' when uniformity is understood as high entropy.
