Sentence examples for disruptive pattern from inspiring English sources
"I dress both my kids in disruptive pattern camouflage," wrote StrokerAce, "to avoid enforcing gender stereotypes.
In the no WWJ condition subjects wore a standard disruptive pattern camouflage uniform (DPCU).
The Maharishi camouflage book, DPM (short for camouflage's technical name, Disruptive Pattern Material) is the result of almost five years' research.
On a recent morning, Tony R., who is 58 and used to be a telecommunications manager, was dressed in a multilayer ensemble of waterproof Gore-Tex camouflage in the D.P.M., or disruptive pattern material, that he said was worn by NATO forces in 1995.
An emerging player in the advertising industry Spot Runner fits the disruptive pattern nicely.
We've seen the disruptive pattern play out in more than 50 different industries.
Disruptive patterns, frequently a part of camouflage coloration, serve the function of visual disruption by forming a pattern that does not coincide with the contour and outline of the body (see photograph).
The French were the first, in 1915, to experiment with "disruptive patterns" of light, shade, and color hand-painted on uniforms and artillery — a technique indebted to Cubism.
Disruptive patterns are found in the coloration of many fish that form schools over the reef during daylight hours for protection against predation.
This species also demonstrates the fact that the type of disruptive patterning may change when an individual shifts to another type of background.
(For more on how such disruptive patterns work, see the sidebar "Dysfunctional Routines: Six Ways to Stop Change in Its Tracks"). Employees need help maintaining new behaviors, especially when their old ways of working are deeply ingrained and destructive.
