Sentence examples for fragmented patterns from inspiring English sources

THE fragmented patterns of American quilts can serve as lenses, revealing multifaceted views of historic and domestic events.

Fractal geometry can be used to describe irregular and fragmented patterns in nature (Mandelbrot 1983; Aasum et al. 1991).

Mandelbrot implemented the use of fractal geometry in a number of fields to mathematically describe many irregular and fragmented patterns, some variously described by scientists as grainy, hydralike, in between, pimply, pocky, ramified, seaweedy, strange, tangled, tortuous, wiggly, wispy, wrinkled, and more, yet could 'henceforth be approached in a rigorous and vigorous quantitative fashion'.

The fragmented patterns have broken chromosomes, often with the broken ends fused together (arrow heads in Figure 4C).

A smooth graph will indicate the desired characteristics of the read data, while fragmented patterns indicate a problem.

Specifically, mutant cells have less than 10% of normal patterns, with the aberrant segregated and fragmented patterns representing the majority of the mitotic cell population.

This anchoring followed the fragmented pattern of F-actin belts in mutants (Fig. 5N).

Social scientists have developed a concept of governance as a complex and fragmented pattern of rule composed of multiplying networks.

This fragmented pattern of share ownership is due in part to legal constraints on concentrated ownership, fiduciary requirements that encourage extensive diversification, and investors' strong desire for liquidity.

The contrasting colors and shapes were designed to attract the attention of menacing strikes, and then to distract them, because the fragmented pattern distorts the goalie's silhouette.

After treatment, the mutant behavioral abnormalities were significantly improved with a more stable periodicity and a less fragmented pattern of activity.