Many chromolithographs reflected an interest in the 1856 publication of English designer Owen Jones's The Grammar of Ornament, a methodical collection of design patterns and motifs that contained examples from Asian, African, and Western cultures.
These pioneered the technique of searching for submarines with methodical, mathematically developed search patterns.
In addition to uncertainty due to noise and spatial variation of the pattern, there is a methodical uncertainty with respect to the current estimate of p0.
According to a Washington Post review of Trump's speeches, he is, for the most part, "a disciplined and methodical candidate... [revealing] a pattern of experimentation".
This implies that the two different patterns may be artefacts of the methodical approach of TLS detection.
A critical clue may be revealed when an investigator stubs a toe on a telltale shard, but more likely will come from methodical analysis of radar traces of falling wreckage, the pattern of wreckage and other evidence.
This hypothesis would elegantly account for the lobular spreading and the temporal pattern of diabetes, and also for the methodical difficulties encountered in identifying viral traces in islets, since neurotropic viruses would reside in dorsal root ganglia when quiescent.
Each time the Islamic State group overruns a community, the pattern has been roughly similar, AP found — as methodical as it is bloody.
Make the methods for identifying specific genes more explicitly methodical.
Under Thinking Patterns, they wrote, "The rounded arch formation of your m's and n's indicate your methodical, logical thinking," and, "The wedge formations in your m's and n's are a strong indication of your investigative thinking process".
