Sentence examples for marked pattern from inspiring English sources

Statistical test outcomes of the modified Turing Test suggested that geographic information systems and remote sensing map experts found marked pattern similarities between real and synthesis maps, resulting in challenges in identifying real maps from synthetic ones.

"In that act, Congress documented a marked pattern of unconstitutional action by the states," the majority wrote today.

The results obtained indicate that a marked pattern of catalyst reduction exists in the reactor used under butane-rich conditions, leading to the appearance of V3+ phases.

Huge volumes of runoff water from Myanmar flow into the Andaman Sea during the summer monsoon, however, forming a marked pattern of low surface salinity in its northern third.

The cutting process involves roughing out a marked pattern on an article of glass with a revolving steel wheel that is kept coated with fine wet sand or an artificial abrasive.

(b, c) Enlarged image of the marked pattern in (a) along different directions.

Because colour is considered immaterial in judging Whippets, they come in a wide variety of colours and marking patterns, everything from solid black to solid white, with red, fawn, brindle, blue, or cream.

Research could look specifically at criminal codes or sentencing requirements to see how juvenile offenders are treated and whether there are marked patterns in their adult life.

The data and analyses reveal marked patterns of geographic variation in clutch size and productivity.

Residuals from the model showed marked patterning when plotted against year, violating the assumption of homogeneity.

Sepilok, and Bornean forests more generally, display marked patterns of habitat association driven by edaphic characteristics [30], [33].