Sentence examples for pattern drawn from from inspiring English sources

So Dorothy Whipple's High Wages comes wrapped in endpapers based on a dress fabric from 1930, while Maria Rundell's A New System of Domestic Cookery of 1816 is topped and tailed with a pattern drawn from a contemporary piece of block-printed cotton.

In our case, however, can match an arbitrarily long pattern drawn from the power set of all binarized features; the number of such features grows exponentially with the maximum size of the patterns, making the problem highly impractical for sets of >2 or 3 items.

Are the patterns drawn from life or the imagination?

Miles Davis began sketching pieces for multiple keyboards, with rhythm-patterns drawn from funk, but coloured by his old partner Gil Evans' approach to layering, harmony and texture.

(Which rocker, one is always inclined to ask? Dee Dee Ramone Jared Followilll? The guys from Grizzly Bear?) Training her focus on sports like kite surfing and geometric patterns drawn from Brazilian architecture, Ms. Giannini liberated Gucci by becoming more Gucci, in a way.

Cuesta Benberry, one of the leading historians and archivists of American quilting, whose research made it clear that the contribution of black artists to the form reflected more than patterns drawn from their African roots, died on Aug. 23 in St . Louis

Can appropriately use vocabulary and language patterns drawn from a limited and very familiar range.

For the 1962 Parco Dei Principi Hotel in Sorrento, Italy, a project that is featured in the book, Mdernist architect Gio Ponti created 30 blue-and-white tile patterns drawn from images found in nature, including moons and leaves.

The University of Sheffield study used data on drinking and purchasing patterns drawn from the UK General Household Survey and the UK Expenditure and Food Survey to produce models to predict the effect that changing the purchase price of alcohol would have on the level of purchases or demand for alcohol by type of drinker, and also the ongoing effect that there might be on indices of harm.

Figure drawn from data in ref. 42; images of patterns courtesy of Professor A.B. Brennan.

The pattern is drawn from whatever I am inspired by, be it travel to China or knitting stitches on a sweater in Wales.