Sentence examples for idea of pattern from inspiring English sources

Expressing an idea of pattern, it was devised with mathematical algorithms.

As wildly multifarious as the show is, everything in it seems to pivot on the idea of pattern and design as a valiant but usually doomed attempt to impose some order and beauty on a random, chaotic world, as the Amish do in their meticulous quilt work.

As researchers working on some aspects of quantum computing, we were inspired by kNN and SVM methods to apply the idea of pattern recognition in quantum circuits [4, 6, 14, 16].

"It's the idea of pattern interrupt," Wiltse told me.

The venue, based on the work of architect Christopher Alexander and the idea of pattern language, will host audiovisual works from numerous artists.

It's a task at which humans are infinitely better than computers, which tend to get confused by the idea of patterns.

Characteristic were those who upheld the idea of patterning one's life after Jesus, the great example who had known neither status nor security and was eventually condemned to death.

Mr. Alexander's name has become a household word among programmers, who have latched on to his idea of patterns as "small bits of information that solve problems," in the words of Richard P. Gabriel, a poet and an engineer at Sun Microsystems.

He starts with the idea of patterns and putting things together, watching Zola draw and working on his project with the quadriplegic getting physical with a computer.

He likes the idea of patterns and clusters constantly changing and wiggling around, as they do with human activity in major cities.

The color pattern gives an idea of the pattern of infected aerosols or movement of exhibitors.