Sentence examples for pattern of which from inspiring English sources

In some works, Ms. Varejao includes dishware, the blue-and-white pattern of which puns on the foamy sea surfaces that she paints.

The low-order sequences (highest significance) are made up of a suite of high-order sequences, the stacking pattern of which defines long-term RST and TST.

We can only ask: "Is he still the same?" Is the offence for which he is now in jail part of an indelible pattern of which the murder of Bulger 17 years ago was also a part?

In "Re- (Part One)," a 2006 work inspired by a trip to Tibet, he created a complex mandala out of pieces of paper, the pattern of which was gradually scattered and obliterated by the dancers' movements.

Broadly similar images and symbols occur in myths, fairy tales, and dreams because the human psyche has an inbuilt tendency to dwell on certain inherited motifs (archetypes), the basic pattern of which persists, however much details may vary.

Songwriters still used such traditional verse forms as the sijo and kasa or a song form, the predominant pattern of which (seven and five syllables) showed the influence of popular Japanese songs (shōka).

In particular, secondary bronchi form at identical positions in chicken and quail, the patterns of which are indistinguishable, consistent with the close evolutionary relationship of these two species.

In systems where the deposit formed ordered chains, successive bifurcations of the meniscus produced branched structures, the patterns of which were shown to be reproducible.

The constrictor effects of the dust extracts were inhibited by a wide variety of agents, the patterns of which depended on the dust extract.

The results show that the electroforms have a satisfactory deposition distribution, the patterns of which are similar to the current density distribution on cathode.

I have detected noticeable patterns of which days the majority of people send résumés and the days your résumé stands the best chance of beating out the crowd.