As table 2 demonstrates, patterns of ceiling and floor effects are similar, to those reported for the original PedsQL™ [ 3], although ceiling effects are smaller in the UK population.
The last thing I remember before passing out was the pattern of the ceiling tiles.
The North Dining Room, a cube room of 27 feet (8.2 m) contains an Axminster carpet that perfectly mirrors the pattern of the ceiling above.
In a book of ancient Christian art, she found a chain-link pattern from the ceiling of a Roman catacomb and adapted it in her window design.
"We face south, and when the sun hits the water it reflects a dancing pattern of ripples onto the ceiling".
We examined the scale score distributions, specifically for the potential that there were unusual groupings of scores (e.g., suggesting a pattern of very common ratings) or ceiling effects.
The wallpaper "pattern" is ceiling to floor photographs of the actual rooms' wall, hung with a portion of the Brant art collection.
A wide glass shower surround frames a floor-to-ceiling confetti pattern of glass mosaic tiles in sea greens and blues.
Elsewhere in the cathedral one can see the familiar basket-weave pattern in the ceilings of the ambulatory aisle and in two exquisite corkscrew staircases spiraling to the organ loft.
The other was the Yale University Art Gallery (1951 53) in New Haven, Conn., Kahn's first significant building, most memorable for the pattern of tetrahedrons in the massive concrete ceilings.
The fabricated pattern contained ceiling "ridges" that promote chaotic mixing effect in the fluid channel.
