Sentence examples for pattern of number from inspiring English sources

From each colony, five 5 × 5 cm moss samples were taken, one sample in the centre and four samples 50 cm from the centre in four separate directions (similar to the dot pattern of number five on a dice, Fig.  2).

In 1674, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (the co-inventor of the calculus, along with Isaac Newton) noticed an extraordinary pattern of numbers buried in the circle.

Yet she, and many of her peers (aged 10), were quite capable of learning the short division method, and in doing so they would have discovered that three-sevenths produces a pattern of numbers 0.428571428571 … that repeats forever.

Kraftwerk had long been a staple of the D.J. sets of Afrika Bambaataa in the South Bronx, and in 1982 he and the producer Arthur Baker decided to combine the melody from "Trans-Europe Express" (which Mr. Baker had noticed kids playing on boom boxes in a Long Island City, Queens, park) and the rhythm pattern of "Numbers" (which Mr. Baker had seen wow customers at a Brooklyn record store).

Sudoku puzzles are 9-by-9 grids with numbers in some of the squares; to solve them, a person must fill in the other squares with the right pattern of numbers.

Each bacterial isolate was characterized by a pattern of numbers defining its sequence type (ST).

Note the continuity of the pattern of numbers.

The pattern of numbers given is based on a two hour time difference.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Cracking pattern (unit of number: cm). a M-S.

These "moon" glyphs, as well as the patterns of numbers below them, suggest that the columns represent astronomical notations similar to the Eclipse Table in the Dresden Codex, a Maya book now housed in a German museum.

Intrinsic rather than extrinsic influences explain the characteristic systematic pattern of a number of rashes.