The most original contribution of Édouard Vuillard lay in the evocative patterning of the little pictures that he painted before 1900.
When the basses and cellos played rhythmic patterns evocative of Austrian country dances, the playing had Schubertian grace.
The overall effect is a kaleidoscope of many gorgeous colours and patterns, evocative of memory and history, and actualised through the compelling figure of Macon Dead, one of the great characters of contemporary American fiction.
We're tempted to call it liturgical techno, consisting as it does of ethereal organ runs and shuffling chord patterns evocative of classical compositions from the Baroque period.
But when he turned the rotating field on first, then applied the static field, the blob of ferrofluid formed an intricately woven disk with rays projecting from its rim, a pattern evocative of American Indian art.
Research shows that simple motions have the capacity to be both perceptually efficient and powerfully evocative, and motion textures – patterns of ambient motion throughout the scene – are frequently used to imbue the atmosphere with affect.
Although the nature of pleural effusion (transudate or exsu-date) cannot be accurately assessed on ultrasound examination only, some ultrasound patterns are evocative.
There are a few whose patterns are more evocative of geometric textiles or Roman tile floors, like "New Building," in which gray and black triangles are framed by linear squares in an eccentric arrangement.
Like her most obvious influence, Vuillard, she worked a fine balance between vibrantly patterned surface and evocative domestic space (Johnson).
Still finished in bare aluminum panels pieced together in a patchwork pattern, it is evocative of an uncut diamond, much as it was when it raced more than 50 years ago.
