Sentence examples for emergence of pattern from inspiring English sources
"Following a decade of neutral tones, plain minimal design and 'playing safe' in interiors, the emergence of pattern and colour has thrusted back onto the design scene," says Steve Love of Camillin Denny Interiors, who draws parallels with textile designers working in the depressed 1950s.
Aberrant promoter demethylation possibly contributes to BORIS activation in cancer cells, as indicated by the emergence of pattern 1, described in Figure 5B, with a marked predominance of sf1 isoform expression.
In addition to the parameters listed above we used F 0) = L 0) = E 0) = A 0) = R i (0) = C i (0) = 0 as initial conditions to study the emergence of pattern from zero initial conditions.
This finding enabled us to study possible emergence of patterns without the presence of the global coupling induced by an external resistance.
Each of these methods was used to evaluate the robustness, outcome uncertainty and to understand the emergence of patterns in the model.
That is, they show that evolution favors not only the emergence of patterns of behavior that conform to moral standards, but also favor the development of cognitive heuristics that have all the characteristics of moral reasoning.
However, there is a lack of automatic observation techniques, which enable the continuous and systematic recording of the mobility behavior, the producing of non-arbitrary registries, the gathering of big data and the emergence of patterns.
Interestingly, the emergence of patterns seems to follow the same principle as in the 2-cell network (compare Fig 2C1 and C2).
With the emergence of patterns of meaning, similarities and differences within units of the data were explored before the analysis progressed to the interpretative phase.
Using an open coding approach to maximise emergence of patterns and relationships we have identified seven theoretical concepts that might explain the observed spatial clustering of maternal depression.
The literature suggests that this number of focus groups is usually sufficient to facilitate emergence of patterns and themes between and across groups [ 29, 30].
