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They are completely waterproof, made from full grain leather, and feature high performance Vibram midsoles and soles, featuring the company's Megagrip pattern for maximum traction on icy surfaces.

Zhang et al. (2009) recognized a spatial and temporal pattern for maximum and minimum values of groundwater level in Perl River's delta region in China by using pre-whitening and Man Kendal methods.

Shoe details include uppers in a navy blue water-repellent canvas that helps hide (and wipe away) spills and stains, a removable cushioned, contoured sock liner and an outsole that reverses Vans' traditional waffle pattern for maximum traction.

Use an "X" pattern for maximum stability.

Good outdoor wicker furniture is constructed on hardwood frames and sports a densely woven and smooth pattern for maximum durability.

However, these scaling patterns, for maximum frequency disappear once phylogenetic relationships are taken into account [ 59].

Along the gradient, annual minimum temperature (−1.17 °C per degree, R2 = 0.9591, P < 0.0001, linear regression) and annual precipitation (−115.80 mm per degree, R2 = 0.9432, P < 0.0001) decreased with latitude, but there was no latitudinal pattern for annual maximum temperature (R2 = 0.2009, P = 0.0817; data from the National Meteorological Center of China; Supplementary Fig. S1A, B).

Improved resistance against parasites through enhanced immune function reduces the cost incurred from the parasite infection while increasing the cost of the immune system, yielding a pattern of maximum fitness for intermediate intensities.

Figure 2C plots the magnitude parameter estimates of the fixed HRF GLM model for each fingertip stimulation condition in each ROI averaged across subjects, confirming this pattern of maximum magnitude estimates for the fingertip stimulation corresponding to the ROI, and significantly larger than baseline responses for up to four adjacent fingertip stimulation conditions.

While this peak was still predicted for patterns of Von Mises stress and Minimum Principal stress (compression) (Figure 4E, G) under rigid paralysis, it is reduced for patterns of Maximum Principal stress (tension) (Figure 4F).

Using the long hair-like anchor spicules from Euplectella aspergillum as a model system (left), it was demonstrated that the gradual progression in reduced silica layer thickness from the spicule core to its outer surface matches extremely well with a layer pattern specifically optimized for maximum strength (right).