Sentence examples for in a complicated pattern from inspiring English sources

Fibre reinforced composite structures usually demonstrate intra- (such as fibre fracture, matrix cracking and splitting, fibre/matrix debonding) and inter-laminar (delamination) damage modes that are formed, developed and interacted in a complicated pattern internally, which becomes difficult to detect non-destructively (Diaz Valdes and Soutis 2000, 2002).

Her hands looked as if someone had inserted with a needle green yarn in a complicated pattern over her bones.

New phenotypes were tested in the same cohorts and new cohorts were tested for the same associations, each having somewhat limited success, resulting in a complicated pattern of replication and non-replication that hinders final interpretation [ 11, 36 49].

Early inheritance studies in salmonids described a complicated pattern of both disomic and residual tetrasomic inheritance for a suite of isoloci duplicated genes that share alleles (May et al. 1979; Wright et al. 1983; Allendorf and Danzmann 1997).

The remaining two spots (26 and 100) in Jimai 20 and three (26, 88 and 100) in Zhoumai 16 accumulated a complicated pattern E that fluctuated during gain development.

Pathways in this group showed a complicated pattern.

She strides in from the garden with an armful of greens, throws together a chorizo stew for 14 people and thinks nothing of sitting down with Cecily to copy a complicated pattern in a Yohji Yamamoto dress.

Mrs. Ingram's machine, a Husqvarna Viking Designer SE, is one of a crop of increasingly sophisticated sewing-embroidery machines for home sewers that can create a complicated pattern in moments.

In the proteinase K family, a complicated pattern of gene duplication and loss has occurred.

It never displays a bid or offer but uses a complicated pattern that is employed in dark pools, ECNs and exchanges.

Terakawa and Matsu'ura (2010) indicate a complicated pattern of tectonic stress in the northern Okinawa Trough including rapid changes from normal faulting to strike-slip faulting at crustal depths.