Sentence examples for pattern of whole from inspiring English sources
Intonation, which is found in all languages, is the variation in the pitch contour or pitch pattern of whole utterances, of the kind that distinguishes (either of itself or in combination with some other difference) statements from questions or indicates the mood or attitude of the speaker (as hesitant, surprised, angry, and so forth).
Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was used 1) to describe the pattern of whole brain activity during motion of isolated joints of the lower limb, 2) to examine the somatotopic organization of lower limb joint representations in the primary sensorimotor cortex and the anterior lobe of the cerebellum and 3) to quantify the degree of overlap between these lower limb joint activations.
When we consider the land use pattern of whole of the grassland covering the three districts, we find that 61.3percentt of the area is under grazing.
Third, when microRNAs from whole blood were compared with leukocytes and mature erythrocytes, the expression pattern of whole blood, even without leukocyte depletion, was derived mainly from erythrocytes instead of leukocytes.
Between PAX and PAX-GR, the overlap was 88.8% in the control subjects and 94.4% in SCD patients suggesting that globin depletion process does not significantly alter the expression pattern of whole blood.
Only the KCNA3/KCNA6 gene pair does not reflect a pattern of whole genome duplication(s).
Based on the pattern of whole-brain changes this analysis tries to predict a variable of interest (e.g., post-test – pre-test vs. follow-up – post-test).
The first notes — an oscillating pattern of whole-tone intervals in the cellos, basses, and bassoons, starting loud and precipitately fading toward silence — are typical of the composer's language: the harmony is ambiguous but not dissonant, and before long the solo cello is tracing a melody around a familiar chord known the world over as "Tristan".
Each inferred state corresponds to a unique pattern of whole-brain spontaneous activity, which is modeled by a multivariate normal distribution and a state time course indicating the points in time at which that state is active.
The GPC gave predictive probabilities for stimuli of class 1 and class 2. The predictive probability thereby gave a measure of the confidence of the classifier (i.e., GPC) about the class membership of the test pattern (i.e., the pattern of whole-brain activation for the test subject).
Within each group (HC, BD, and UD) we examined the ability of the GPC to accurately discriminate between the pattern of whole-brain activity for different intensity facial expressions for the following stimulus contrasts: intense happy versus neutral, and mild happy versus neutral.
