Sentence examples for pattern of tracks from inspiring English sources

As the front feet make contact with the ground, the back feet are lifted and land where the front paws first contacted the ground, producing a pattern of tracks in pairs typical of most mustelids.

robo 1 /+, robo 2 /+, and robo 8 /+ heterozygote controls execute the same routine and produce the same pattern of tracks.

The photography is in glittering black and white, but the pattern of tracking shots is Kubrick's design – and he actually shot some of the attack scene himself with a hand-held camera.

Scrutiny of the imagery showed a pattern of tyre tracks at the suspected firing position, suggesting a number of vehicles parked in a line at the site.

In the first phase, propagating waves result in a back-and-forth pattern to tracks of epidermal and amniotic cells, although the contracting serosa follows its own program of folding up into the dorsal organ (Fig. 4B).

The third common pattern of vehicle track is presented in Fig. 6c1 c3, unlike the first two patterns, drivers don't recover their vehicle to the original lane after they cut the bend, whereas keeping their vehicle in the opposite lane, which cause a longer time of vehicle exposed in dangerous situation.

I summarized both "the living of the lived life" and "the telling of the told story" as according to my current understanding of the pattern of each track.

By looking at the patterns of the tracks, it is evident that conditions sustaining directional movements presented relatively straight line-tracks while wiggle lines represented directions that are more random.

The goal of ChromHMM is to segment the genome according to the combinatory patterns of multiple tracks (in their case, histone modifications), whereas giClust aims to explore the correlation of different tracks.

This matrix characterizes the cooccurrence patterns of input tracks over the regions of interest.

In this work, we focus only on the overlapping relationship and present a statistical method to characterize the cooccurrence patterns of multiple tracks.