The original felt like a mess of bits and bobs at the time, but because we are by nature pattern-makers - think of the constellations, or Hamlet on clouds - it eventually coheres into a narrative which in retrospect seems to have been there all along: a beginning, a middle and an end, although as Godard famously said, not necessarily in that order.
He experimented with glues and designs, drawing basic nature patterns like fan shapes, fish bones, rainbows, wings and legs.
Rapid plasma spray tooling (RPST) is a process that can quickly make molds from rapid prototyping or nature patterns without limitation of pattern's size or material.
"Western culture is obsessed with order, smoothness, and symmetry, to the point that we often impose on nature patterns and models derived from classical Greek geometry"(Kenkel and Walker, 1996; p. 77).
Furthermore, this review will discuss the nature of pattern separation and pattern completion and extend these processes outside the hippocampus and across all domains of information processing.
The nature and pattern of the symptoms and physical signs of neurological disease allow inferences to be drawn about the sites of the lesions causing them.
His observations on the nature of pattern and repetition, and on people's neurological response to aesthetic experience, apply to all creative fields.
The seasonal nature and pattern of Southeast Asia's rainfall, as well as the region's physiography, have strongly affected the development of natural vegetation.
We highlight and discuss what these findings indicate regarding the nature and pattern of research malpractice in that discipline.
