There is, for starters, her poetically disciplined patterns of imagery, especially the allusions to scars and mutilations of the flesh.
Parenting skills, attitudes or behaviours (including discipline patterns and abuse towards child; measured with the Home Observation for Measurement of the Environment, 49 or other commonly used measures).
In the last decade, ensemble learning has become a prolific discipline in pattern recognition, based on the assumption that the combination of the output of several models obtains better results than the output of any individual model.
The fired employee had a pattern of failing to keep proper records, Mr. Lynam said, but was not previously disciplined.
In addition, trends vary by discipline--patterns for the biological sciences differ markedly from those for the physical sciences, mathematics, and engineering--and are easily influenced by business cycles.
They work across disciplines, studying patterns of consumption for neighborhoods that serve people from diverse socio-economic groups and develop marketing strategies that require them to think independently and write persuasively, applying what they learn.
Roman traditions favoured the development of certain disciplines, creating a pattern that was distinct from the Greek.
Arithmetic is a discipline where the pattern of genus and species applies smoothly: It establishes ten units, and then it combines them and gives them accidents like being odd or a pair, etc.
Life sciences is one of the most demanding disciplines requiring advanced pattern recognition algorithms like clustering and classification techniques that are frequently used in molecular genetics and bioinformatics studies [1, 2].
