Sentence examples for pattern by taking from inspiring English sources

The New York Festival of Song has broken the pattern by taking twentieth-century American song as its center of gravity, installing Gershwin in the Schubert shrine and commissioning shockingly singable cycles from Ned Rorem and Lowell Liebermann.

Numerical analyses indicate that varying the location and size area of the CSS pattern by taking into account the transverse direction (perpendicular to the sliding direction) in the optimization process, significantly affects the hydrodynamic performance.

Therefore, it is recommended that the horizontal well should use staggered well pattern by taking the horizontal well life and the minimum period of cost recovery into account.

We quantified adaptive trends in a cell's responsiveness to the same repeated stimulus pattern by taking the standard deviation (SD) of the first 20 voltage responses, using the last 8,000 samples (time points) of each response as explained in the part I [4].

defer.add img); Create a fishnet pattern by taking the split strings and knotting them with the neighboring string from a different string group.

In addition, a "tiled" feature allows you to create graphics patterns by taking a single design and repeating it like a series of tiles over a designated area.

The study estimated the exposure patterns by taking into account the winds after tests, the amount of fallout created in each type of explosion and the rates at which different kinds of radioactive particles fall from the sky.

So, in situations where the input is made up of documents that are marked-up in a consistent way, it may be easier to recognise the patterns by taking layout into account in addition to text.

Here we proposed a new method to improve the validity and reliability of MVPA in localizing the discriminative patterns by taking the local homogenous clusters as the basic unit in the mapping (i.e., mapping informative clusters, MIC).

In supplementary analyses, we further examined the robustness of the observed socioeconomic differences in treatment patterns by taking into account clustering of patients or treatment patterns in different hospitals; by restricting the analysis to patients for whom we had information on stage; and by stratifying the analysis to patients of different age, stage, diagnosis period, and tumour type.

Existing work on pattern databases allows combining values from different pattern databases by taking their maximum.