The phrase "pattern exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, learning, or data analysis, where it refers to the process of being exposed to a specific pattern or set of patterns.
Example: "In cognitive behavioral therapy, pattern exposure can help individuals recognize and change negative thought patterns."
Alternatives: "pattern recognition" or "pattern familiarity."
Once the angles are chosen, there are numerous optimization models that decide a fluency pattern (exposure times) that best treats a patient.
The Three Gorges Project, one of the largest water conservancy and hydropower projects in the world, has significantly altered the region's riparian environment by forming 400-km2 riparian belts around the reservoir with water-level fluctuation (from 145 to 175 m) and the reverse seasonal fluvial pattern (exposure in summer and inundation in winter) (Chen and Xie 2007).
The fact that Carlson et al. [16] recorded units selective for the orthogonal orientation to the exposed orientation in the open eye may be such labile modification of orientation selectivity induced by the stationary stripe pattern exposure.
It should be noted that the instability in orientation map alteration for stationary stripe pattern exposure was not due to the repeated optical imaging, because orientation maps altered by rearing with cylindrical-lens-fitted goggles changed gradually in each optical imaging, and were finally stabilized at the moderate over-representation of the exposed orientation.
Such deeply entrenched social disparities at Akwesasne have contributed to the placement of polluting industries next door to the community, and, consequently, to pattern exposure to environmental toxicants.
The passage of PCB body burdens across generations highlights the importance of exploring the household and familial contexts that pattern exposure risk.
Much remains to be studied with respect to prevalence patterns, exposure and disease relationships, and control.
We captured international mobility patterns, exposure to global health learning opportunities and attitudes to learning about SDH.
Time-activity patterns, exposure at non-residential addresses and residential mobility are currently rarely included in the assessment.
Despite significant changes in histone acetylation patterns, exposure of parasites to SCFA resulted in minimal transcriptional changes (11 out of 9,435 genes transcriptionally regulated).
Although adult smoking contributed to all of adult respiratory symptom patterns, exposure to marked household dampness during childhood showed a substantial contribution to co-occurring phlegm and cough.
