Sentence examples for pattern of the web from inspiring English sources

For the shear loading tests, a total of five plate girder specimens were fabricated to consider different corrosion heights and mean corrosion depths of a corroded web based on the corrosion pattern of the web of a plate girder bridge.

One key issue in the analysis of access patterns on the Web is the clustering and classification of Web documents.

There are a lot of helpful patterns on the web.

The water droplets pick out the intricate patterns of the web – the tough framing threads that hold it in position; the radial lines like spokes in a wheel along which the spider travels, and the sticky spiral of catching threads that trap unwary insects.

In the immunocompromised, the papular pruritic eruption of the classical pattern affecting the web spaces of the fingers, flexor wrists, peri-umbilical area and genitals may not occur, and the picture can be more of a widespread eczematous eruption.

In this context, {N s), s > 0} is the counting process associated with the access pattern of a web site, where, for any t > 0, N t) represents the number of visits that the web pages on this particular site get within the interval (0, t).

Our experience of web access slowing down is a consequence of the aggregated web access pattern of web users.

He set traps to tease, trap, and trip those who would seek sure answers or neat patterns from the web of existence.

My next discovery was the wonderful pattern of interlinked metaphors (the web, the makeup of the eye) that hold the novel together as tightly as a poem, while chance and surprise work in the plotting, despite Eliot wanting to observe "the gradual action of ordinary causes rather than exceptional".

They reveal the internal coherence or pattern of a web of meanings; they make sense of a particular belief, concept, or sign by showing how it fits in such a web.

For china, some of her friends give the nod to the Spode Stafford Flowers china pattern, described on the Web site as "a breathtaking pattern.