Sentence examples for pattern of shooting from inspiring English sources

The work may not be that complicated if "Friends" follows its usual pattern of shooting episodes that are considerably longer than the 22 minutes required for a half-hour time slot.

An early work, Nude, 1934, follows Weston's earlier pattern of shooting the woman as he would one of his famous still lifes, a conch or a capsicum, for instance.

Geragos said the Bakersfield Police Department has demonstrated "a pattern of shooting to kill" young, unarmed Latino men.

The degree and pattern of shoot lateral organs, mainly leaves and branches, are another key determinant of plant architecture.

Next, Coudert, Palubicki et al. made a computational model that was able to simulate the pattern of shoot branching in the moss.

In addition, the seasonal pattern of shoot elongation and diameter growth in B. ermanii was observed during the growing season over two years (2003 2004) in Hokkaido, north of Japan, and it was found that cessation of shoot elongation was earlier than that of radial growth (unpublished data by M. Toda, K. Kato and K. Laska).

The lawsuit alleges that Villegas' killing is part of a pattern at the Bakersfield Police Department of shooting to kill young, unarmed Latino men.

Differences in patterns of shoot density among species are explained by changing a set of parameter values related to growth form and phenology.

The analysis detected peculiar spatial patterns of shoot density and facilitated a small-scale (square meters) model of the distribution of P. oceanica.

Unfortunately, little is known on spatial patterns of shoot density of P. oceanica on a small scale, despite their increasing use as indicators of the status and/or trends of meadows.

The model predicts that, unlike in flowering plants, auxin must flow in both directions in moss shoots to produce the observed patterns of shoot branching.