Sentence examples for pattern approximated from inspiring English sources

The injectors were positioned such the waterflood pattern approximated the regular five-spot, direct line drive and staggered line patterns corresponding to their respective scenarios.

To identify the genes with periodic expression patterns, we assumed that the expression profile of a gene exhibiting a diurnal pattern approximated a cosine wave with a period of nearly 24 hr.

The second type of pattern approximates the on/off ("1"/"0") expression values by a smooth bell-shaped pattern.

By 5000 ybp, isostatic rebound and sea level rise in Puget Sound had slowed considerably, shorelines were within a few meters of their present elevations, and climate and vegetation patterns approximated present day conditions (Beechie et al. 2001).

In "Sombras," notes played by Mr. Berman were sampled, altered and volleyed in patterns approximating those of Latin American dances.

A few of the recurring patterns observed in the evolutionary networks of the eight patients are summarized below and will be discussed in more detail in the next section: ▪ The network of the five patients who died at the end of the study displayed a starlike evolutionary pattern (approximate time of death in months appears in the network next to the symbol †).

The design of the microstructured plates was based on a combination of three-dimensional computational fluid dynamics simulations of the flow pattern and a two-dimensional heat transfer model, in which the flow pattern was approximated.

The position of the catalytic zones was determined based on a one dimensional heat transfer model, in which the actual flow pattern was approximated.

The smoothly changing matrix stretch pattern is approximated using finite elasticity theory as a series of incremental stretches applied over small time increments (Δt = 0.01 s).

Within each element, the spiral pattern is approximated using a straight line by averaging the strain, requiring only the determination of two endpoints in each element in space (refer to Fig.  9).

Gyri and sulci are well marked in Old World monkeys and in the apes, the complexity of the pattern closely approximating the tortuous mazelike pattern seen in humans.