Sentence examples for pattern engineers from inspiring English sources
Where they are able to get the data, it displays a compelling pattern – engineers are much more prone to become members of violent terrorist organizations.
To develop the new pattern, engineers at Natick studied about 75 patterns from the commercial market, ultimately adapting one design, said Dee Townes, a civilian member of the team.
Sorting the militants according to their 30 homelands showed the same pattern: engineers represented a fifth of all militants from every nation except one, and nearly half of those with advanced degrees.
The ability to simulate garment surface strain and pressure against the body prior to the manufacture of a physical garment is anticipated to be of significant benefit to pattern engineers and garment developers.
Of particular interest to the pattern engineer and developer are the strain in the garment fabric and the compression given to the wearer.
It started with a screening of snakes writhing over a bare body that was laid out on the sand, before the show plunged into its underwater theme: creatures of the deep printed on to the carapace of a mini-crinoline, each individual digital pattern engineered to the body.
By printing the pattern directly, engineers can skip the removal process.
Our brains are exceptional at the type of pattern recognition engineers are attempting to encode into computers.
The simulated evolution process and the recorded deformation patterns help engineers to gain a better understanding of rock mass movement of anti-dip slopes, and the presented methodology could be utilized for similar studies and engineering designs.
Guided by in silico modeling and V-KAPPA chain analysis, a Protein L (PpL) recognition pattern was engineered in the scFv, making possible its purification and detection using PpL conjugates.
Real world context focused on the common programming "patterns" for engineers in academia or business – standalone apps, apps connected to other systems, apps connected to the cloud.
