Sentence examples for map a pattern from inspiring English sources

One such technique is called laser sintering: a layer of powder is heated to a temperature where it almost melts, then computer-controlled lasers map a pattern on to it; where the laser hits, the powder does melt and then solidifies.

As is evident from the map, a pattern of reliance primarily on public-sector sources is predominant across Africa, with several notable exceptions (Nigeria, Somalia, and Uganda).

In 1992, cosmologist George Smoot and colleagues announced the startling news that they had found and mapped a pattern of tiny temperature fluctuations in the CMB using a Nasa satellite.

When the 5% nodes with greater predictive values were mapped, a sparse pattern of brain regions was observed.

He calculated a cloud's characteristics, drew each individual grain, mapped out a pattern, and blended everything together to create a moving digital landscape.

for a cost function C that maps a pattern in σ q,s) to its cost value.

A comparison of this map with the transposase cluster map revealed a pattern of gene deletion corresponding to some clusters of transposase ORFs in the CcI3 genome.

"If you plot it on a map … a pattern may emerge".

This approach is successfully used in the Connectivity Map [27], a pattern recognition instance that correlates disease signatures (based on gene expression of any platform) with drugs.

Moreover the metric LD map evidence a pattern of "plateaus", regions of high LD, and "steps", regions of increased recombination: this pattern tends to be shared among all villages.

However, analysis of deep sequencing data of 18 to 200nt small RNAs in mouse ES, HeLa, and HepG2 indicates that exonic sequence reads that map in a pattern consistent with Microprocessor activity are unique to Dgcr8.