Sentence examples for pattern of elementary from inspiring English sources

Definitions of the cost and mapping are closely related to the definition of the evolutionary scenario, i.e., a pattern of elementary evolutionary events that a gene undergoes along the branches of tree S.

The Brethren's houses spread rapidly throughout the Netherlands and Germany, and, as a teaching order, the Brethren influenced patterns of elementary and secondary education throughout Europe, stressing Humanistic studies and Latin and establishing graded schooling and new textbooks.

The purpose of this study is to understand the behavioral patterns of elementary students and teachers in one-to-one robotics instruction process.

An approach proposed in the paper reduces a dimension of complex structures of periodic patterns to elementary patterns based on single events, e.g., processing of a single operation of relational algebra and it also reduces periodicity dimension to fixed and restricted in size periods between the repetitions of events.

Then, we show how to create composite periodic patterns using compositions of elementary and other composite periodic patterns.

The SSA puts the decomposition of the time series into a sequence of elementary patterns of behavior that are classified as either trends or oscillatory patterns.

39 The outcome of this more recent method (elementary flux patterns) collects a set of elementary fluxes.

The other measure of quality was a ratio of the total number of periodic patterns obtained after all derivations to the total number of elementary periodic patterns obtained from the first algorithm.

Very recently, the concept of elementary flux patterns was introduced, where an elementary flux pattern is defined as a set of reactions within a subsystem of a larger network that represents the basic routes of each steady-state flux of the larger network through the sub-network [ 81].

An elementary pattern of the porous structure was then designed to mimic the orthotropic properties of the human bone following several mechanical and geometrical criteria.

Each atom is a unique element of the learned dictionary and represents an elementary pattern of highly correlated alterations that co-occur in the dataset.