Sentence examples for evolve patterns from inspiring English sources

When the programming languages that are part of pattern context evolve, patterns must adapt to the language change or they may reinforce design dysphasia in the practitioner.

This paper develops the extended finite element method (XFEM) to evolve patterns of multiple cracks, in a brittle thin film bonded to an elastic substrate, with a relatively coarse mesh, and without remeshing during evolution.

JERSEY CITY "Evolving Patterns," curated by Midori Yoshimoto.

Smoke curls from the fire and forms slowly evolving patterns in the candlelight.

There are also questions about whether the benefits that Portugal has seen since 2001 reflect evolving patterns in European life and not the success of its program.

In it, dancers grapple with excess; as they shift in complex, constantly evolving patterns on the stage, they speak in cliches and even sing sections of popular songs like "Que Sera Sera".

As the band members grew proficient on their instruments, it became clear that Wire was fascinated most of all with evolving patterns: a minimalist tendency that goes back to punk's Velvet Underground roots.

It lines up, he said, with two evolving patterns in American life: the decline of hunting and a sharp drop in violent crime, which has made the argument for self-protection much less urgent.

At the Joyce, these talented pupils perform a mixed bill of three works by Feld: his clever "Stair Dance," based on a series of minutely evolving patterns; the hoedown-like "Apple Pie," set to lively music by Bela Fleck; and "KYDZNY," a new work created especially for the occasion to music by the Brooklyn-based Raya Brass Band.

Evolving patterns in the police systems of North Rhine-Westphalia, The Netherlands and England and Wales.

What is important is narrative plausibility in the sequence of events and interactions and the evolving patterns (cf. [5]).