Sentence examples for pattern derived from inspiring English sources

Still, the best part, not surprisingly, is when you move out from under the highway to the wide esplanade, whose paving stones are set in a pattern derived from the pixels of a photograph of the water.

About 600 bc, at Smyrna, the first intimation of the style appeared in stone columns with capitals elaborately carved in floral hoops a pattern derived from Asian examples and used mainly on smaller objects and furniture but also enlarged for architecture.

The simulator includes a simple beam pattern derived from a continuous line array model of length l.

Fig. 9 Two-dimensional ionospheric convection pattern derived from the SuperDARN radars at 09 24 09 26 UT.

The latter is found to be closely resembled by the theoretical pattern derived from simple point load models.

The ecosystem level multivariate community pattern derived from the method "untreated" was strongly dominated by one of the four taxonomic groups in all three data sets (Figure 2).

The present drainage pattern derives from the postglacial river pattern.

The consequent pattern derives the new proposition the unicorn might not exist.

The consequent pattern derives the new proposition the unicorn exists (no negation in the sem slot of the verb).

He'd relate, first, the usual stats and move on to weather patterns derived from the run of numbers – El Niño, La Niña, climate change.

Most of these depict semiabstract patterns derived from skyscrapers or other machine-age products.