Sentence examples for more linear patterns from inspiring English sources

The drive to episcopalian forms of worship may have resulted in more linear patterns, including rectangular plans with the pulpit on the end opposite the entrance.

The drive to Episcopalian forms of worship may have resulted in more linear patterns, including rectangular plans with the pulpit at the end opposite the entrance.

"Steve showed us a much more efficient way to lay it out, because kids can skate in a more linear pattern," Redmond said.

The JSN score in the abatacept group using the DAS28 (ESR) definition followed a more linear pattern across the EULAR responder states, which in turn led to a linear pattern for the JSN scores in both groups combined and for TS in the abatacept and combined groups.

Eventually, though, his attention shifted to genitalia, which evolve more slowly, and in a more linear way, than wing patterns.

The noise rendered the off-frequency forward masking patterns more linear, consistent with human behavioral findings.

For example, Teicher et al. found that children with ADHD move their heads more than typical children, and show more linear and less complex movement patterns (De Crescenzo et al., 2014; Teicher, Ito, Glod, & Barber, 1996).

The coefficient for stomatal conductance increased in a more or less linear pattern to leaf temperature, with a slight drop at 35 °C but significantly (P < 0.001) higher at high than low temperatures.

For axillary surgery and radiotherapy the pattern is more linear, as age increases the odds of standard treatment decreases.

Using this technology we reported that boys with ADHD moved their head 2.3 times more often than normal children, moved 3.4 times as far and had a more linear and less complex movement pattern [ 5].

The effect modification patterns for BS are more linear than the ones observed for PM10.