Diet is also closely related to locomotor pattern and to body size.
We need to see more things like Cisco to start to form a pattern and to reaffirm that things are picking up".
These prerequisites for Comintern membership required all parties to model their structure on disciplined lines in conformity with the Soviet pattern and to expel moderate socialists and pacifists.
Checkerwork, in architecture, masonry built of two materials, usually stone and flint or stone and brick, so arranged as to make a checkerboard pattern and to give variety in texture and colour.
The practical trend was begun in 1863 by Ebenezer Butterick, who devised the tissue-paper clothing pattern and, to popularize it, brought out the Ladies Quarterly Revieww of Broadway Fashions and, later, Metropolitan.
The numerical analyses allow to estimate the crack pattern and to define monotonic capacity curves.
Thus, such uncertainty affects the ability to reproduce correctly the observed outbreak pattern and to detect the correct outbreak source.
Furthermore, the weighting function is designed to detect the local motion in the Bayer pattern and to exclude ghosting regions.
Accordingly, finite element analyses were conducted to determine an optimal leaf spring pattern and to predict the probe performance.
These expressions are seen to describe the substrate utilization pattern and to identify regions of steady state and wash-out for a given feed concentration.
Wave atoms have the ability to adapt to arbitrary local directions of a pattern, and to sparsely represent anisotropic patterns aligned with the axes.
