Sentence examples for explicit patterns from inspiring English sources

We focus on the statistical jammer's performance with S-MAC and RT-Link as both result in explicit patterns in packet interarrival times.

The model considers explicit patterns of nitrogen input and loss from ecosystems (see Methods).

Moreover, studies focused on analysing explicit patterns of body size variation in the species of the same clade in response to continuous geographical gradients are still rare [ 27, 29, 46].

High performing hospitals recognised the need for predetermined, explicit patterns of care that team members – including external care providers (e.g., ambulatory services) – are aware of [ 32, 33, 48], and highlighted the importance of established systems during potentially vulnerable periods (e.g., staff rotations) to ensure crucial tasks are managed safely and effectively [ 43].

"So that means that, for example, you want to control the lights of the room and you're making an explicit pattern, you're trying explicitly to do something and then the computer tries to read it from the brain".

The fact that this gene does not show an explicit pattern of variation of ω along its sequence further supports the progressive loss of its original homeotic function and the acquisition of new functions.

So the first step is to write the series whose coefficients capture the explicit pattern of the digits.

Seven groups of explanatory data (environmental, historical, landscape, management, spatial, structural, and biological) were used to determine the strongest correlates of spatially-explicit patterns of non-native plants within and immediately surrounding hedgerows.

Culture is explicit in patterns of behaviour which can be reflected in working practices and rituals; beliefs, values, attitudes which justify behaviour patterns and are influential in decision making and assumptions based on beliefs, values and expectations [ 2, 4].

Other pulmonates depend on explicit courtship patterns (such as the slugs from the family Limacidae) or structural differences in the penis (as in the land snails of the family Endodontidae) to distinguish members of their own species.

Incorporating spatially and temporally explicit activity patterns and home range use in discrete choice resource selection models thus enhances the understanding of the motives behind wolverine resource utilization in space and time.