Sentence examples for pattern described as from inspiring English sources

There I found a pricey pink damask cloth called the St. Tropez (which cost $145 for the rectangular size I needed), but its pattern, described as "fanciful vines, birds and butterflies," would not work as an undercloth.

Myocardial infiltration may also cause a pattern described as 'pseudotumour' in the right heart.

Many IID cases are therefore not captured by routine data sources, a pattern described as the surveillance pyramid.

During the last couple of decades, a range of psychoactive substances has been used for recreational purposes, in a pattern described as 'pick "n" mix' 43.

In addition, the four types of gene expression pattern described as A-D in our study, have been seen in all the transcriptomic studies of conidial germination previously carried out.

It is worth noting that the ICDD pattern described as '(NH4)2CO3·H2O' with peak positions tabulated by Hanawalt et al. (1938 ▸; pattern no. 31), which was presumably measured at room temperature, was suggested to be a double salt of ammonium carbamate and ammonium bicarbonate by Sclar & Carrison (1963 ▸).

Betfair took the unprecedented step of voiding the market after becoming convinced the hugely unusual betting patterns, described as the most outlandish one investigator had seen for 20 years, meant the vast majority of money was being wagered by those who knew Davydenko would lose.

These patterns are described as well as examples of individual variation regarding students' conscious awareness of their writing processes.

Quantification of cells showing a punctuate pattern was performed described as above.

For china, some of her friends give the nod to the Spode Stafford Flowers china pattern, described on the Web site as "a breathtaking pattern.

Change in QOL may also follow a pattern described by engineers and economists as hysteresis [ 25].