Sentence examples for in simple patterns from inspiring English sources

In the first movement, six dancers dressed in white converge and break apart in simple patterns that make the most of strong legs and straight arms.

The song of the Resplendent Quetzal is a series of "deep, smooth, slurred notes in simple patterns: keow kowee keow k'loo keow k'loo keeloo... often strikingly melodious" (Stiles and Skutch 1989).

It has been recommended that the length of the locked plate should be 8 10 times the length of the fracture in simple patterns and 2 3 times the length in comminuted fracture patterns [2, 10].

In "simple patterns", adjacent blocks shared a complete edge (Figure 1a); in "complex patterns", block adjacency could also be defined by sharing a half edge (like in a staggered brick wall) or just one corner point (diagonal neighbors, see Figure 1b).

However, mammalian neurons can often also be clearly characterized by their stereotyped dynamical properties [14] and genetic signature [15] and in many respects questions pertaining to cortical function can be analogous to similar questions in simpler pattern generators [16] like the pyloric system.

Diseases caused by defects in a single gene have been easy enough to trace because they are inherited in the simple patterns first described by Gregor Mendel, the founder of genetics, in the 19th century.

Edmonds hopes his photographs can help restructure the systematically racist world we occupy, where black men are arrested and killed in wildly disproportionate numbers, by illuminating simple patterns in what we look at and how.

The analysis seeks to detect simple patterns in the relationships between observed variables in order to reduce the dimensionality of the data.

In the long term, machine learning could boost efforts to spot simple patterns in other noisy and chaotic experimental systems, such as quantum spin liquids, which could form the basis of a future exotic type of quantum computer.

With so many variables, there are no simple patterns in the price differences.

Next came a landscape, John Cage's "In a Landscape," its simple patterns spun out with clarity and feeling, then a kind of snapshot, John Adams's recent "American Berserk," which Mr. Arciuli played with an elegant legato that supported the music's excitement while belying its frenetic undertones.