But then Darwin had a novelist's problem when he sat down to write: how to reconcile the endless variation of the natural world with a set of organizing patterns.
In the late sixteenth century, the language of music was undergoing an epochal transition: composers were setting aside the established modes, or scale-like organizing patterns, that had regulated music since the medieval period, and were moving toward a simplified network of major and minor keys.
Similarly, phylogenies are very useful for organizing patterns of diversity in large groups, such as the Synapsida, and when combined with techniques such as character mapping, they can provide much insight into the evolution of different characters.
Thematic analysis is a method for identifying and organizing patterns in qualitative data [ 8].
While this form of excitable myoepithelia is hypothetical at present, preliminary modeling studies indicate that such a set up could work as a mechanism for organizing patterned contractions across the epithelium (De Wiljes et al. 2010).
While the service did not follow a regularly organized pattern, it was at least reasonably frequent.
They mounted V-shaped taroundound the exhaust nozzle to reshape the airflow to a quieter, more organized pattern.
It is a tightly packed mass of biological apatite in an organized pattern.
In contrast, non-loaded neo-tendon revealed loosely and less deposited matrices in a relatively less organized pattern.
"A small percentage of folks load up the Facebook with comments and you can kind of tell there's an organized pattern at a certain time an email goes out, and all of a sudden you get 50 or 100 people reading off the same script," he said.
In general, we found that the annotations of MF and CC between RPGs show a more organized pattern than that of BP.
