A man may plan a garden, but nature has different patterns in mind, patterns so intricate and orderly in their chaotic way that scientists now understand cancers to be collections of cells as complex and ambitious as any healthy organ.
The British and Belgian teams studied 23 patients classified as in a vegetative state and found that four were able to generate thoughts of tennis or their homes and create mind patterns that could be read by an fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) scanner – although only one was asked specific questions.
It's always good to be on the lookout for how we are controlled - through our repetitive mind patterns, the expectations of others, cultural rituals, and the like.
Entrepreneurial orientation can be viewed as a mind pattern of an organization that reflects entrepreneurial attitudes and willingness when starting new businesses (Covin and Slevin 1989; Hu and Zhang 2011).
Together these two mandalic forms depict the form of the cosmos as a dynamic process interrelating and uniting the transcendent and the mundane, the enlightened and the ignorant, Buddha and man, macrocosmos and microcosmos, matter and mind, pattern and wisdom.
However, how important is negative charge in MinD patterning is not addressed.
The human mind loves patterns; there are sound, biological reasons for our pattern recognition inner software that aided our survival throughout history.
Often inspired by visual artists, Feldman had antique carpets in mind in "Patterns in a Chromatic Field," an 80-minute work that reflects the subtle variations in old dyes with microtonal writing.
The principal color of the painting is red, in homage to the soil of the artist's birthplace, and the canvas is stippled with dots and cross-hatchings that call to mind the patterns of wind on sand or the minute tracks of lizards.
With this aim in mind, driving patterns are described by an inhomogeneous Markov model that is fitted using data collected from the utilization of an electric vehicle.
"Ultimately, data visualization takes huge quantities of data, boils them down, and lets the mind pull patterns out," says Manley, spoken like a true scientist.
