Sentence examples for pattern at large from inspiring English sources

The sample PS-C18 with longer alkyl chain (blue curve) has reduced dispersivity and more pronounced interference pattern at large |θ| versus the PS-C10 (pink one) where detected signal level is less than six orders of the input beam magnitude.

The scatterplot comparing morphometric distances and time since divergence shows a less clear pattern at large times since divergence due to species that are phenotypically and (to a certain extent) genetically similar but diverged early 27-300 Mya) during phyllostomid evolution (Macrotus, Lampronycteris, Micronycteris and the other insectivores - see Figure 1).

It is possible to extend the analysis of these test-statistics between – and within – units in a hierarchy, so that the methods could be used to study pattern at larger scales than landscapes, say at regional or national scales.

While this can be true during early stages of tumor growth, tumor growth certainly deviates from an exponential pattern at larger sizes for a variety of reasons, for example space or nutrient limitations.

Explicit mechanistic models of ecological systems provide a bridge from measurements of processes at small and short scales to larger scales; spatial patterns at large scales can be used to test the outcomes of these models.

The low-cost but efficient magnetic susceptibility (MS) technique has been successfully demonstrated to have great potential to trace soil water erosion processes and patterns at large spatial and temporal scales.

The spatial patterns at large scales (> 72 m) were contributed by alternating knolls and depressions (dominant macro-topographical variations in this type of landscape) and were very similar between any measurement times and depth layers.

The FLcDNA sequences enable rigorous large-scale comparisons of evolutionary patterns at large evolutionary scales (K. Ritland et al., manuscript in preparation).

"Network analysis is what sociometry grew into as sociologists became interested in patterns at larger levels, not just people in small groups," Gibson says.

It shows that evolved physiological responses at the individual level are translated into coherent physiological and ecological patterns at larger, even global scales.

A "notable aspect of this research relates to understanding how the more complex dynamics of measles-virus transmission at fine spatial scales such as schools relates to more regular and predictable dynamic patterns at larger spatial scales," Moss said.