By wearing masks and moving in certain patterns, individuals could impersonate these deities.
Simply put, if you arrange your furniture in certain patterns and directions, it feels to most people psychologically better than certain other patterns.
Since workers were often prohibited from talking while they labored, miners — who wore Wellington boots because of frequent flooding — communicated by slapping their boots in certain patterns, the origin of the rhythmic, energetic gumboot dance.
Their practical use could only be exemplified in cloth on the tailor's board and under his shears; in other words, by the application of a mechanical operation to the cutting of cloth in certain patterns and forms.
Presumably orchestrated by its nervous system, the larva beats its 100,000 eyelashes in certain patterns when it wants to feed, so as to swirl the water in a way that brings algae close enough to grab.
The Berlin-based artist, who, following training in dance and economics, became known for his artwork without objects, has emptied out the Turbine Hall save for a group of people that run or walk around the space in certain patterns.
The authors wrote that "some risk behaviors tend to cluster, particularly in certain patterns, and that the joint risk could be much higher than the sum of the individual risks".
The buttons on the steering wheel when pressed in certain patterns could then implement complex controls.
Apart from activated carbon, there are other carbon materials structured with carbon atoms in certain patterns such as tubes (carbon nanotubes) and sheets (graphene).
Following this, the analysis of the corpus is presented showing how, despite how relatively new the word is, it has established itself in certain patterns of use.
