Sentence examples for pattern one of from inspiring English sources

She tries to steady her gaze on a single pattern, one of blue and gold interlocking lines, but soon the ornate design blurs and she yawns, closing her eyes.

In the '50s, the PCC car became, without anyone's realizing that this was the beginning of a postindustrial pattern, one of the first great technological successes that this country let slip away.

The reduction of digits from eight to five (and fewer) clearly emerges as an evolutionary pattern, one of many in the evogram.

Each sequence is also scanned for a minimal LRR-NT pattern in the upstream sequence and for a minimal LRR-CT pattern (one of three possible types) in the downstream sequence.

While this may not necessarily be indicative of changes in disease pattern, one of the commonest cancers recorded in the late 1950's was cancer of the Skin accounting for over a tenth of cancer cases recorded in Ghana [ 24].

For the array patterning, one of the main advantages of NIL technology is the ability to push the resolution to the nanometer scale with mass production.

However, the XRD pattern shown in Fig. 1c comprises combinations of two sets of patterns: one of them is assigned to TiO2 (JCPDS data file: 84-1285) and other originates from the HgS (JCPDS data file: 421408).

That resonated with me so much that 30 years later when I wrote my first novel, I patterned one of the main characters after him.

In some cases, instead of synergistic effects of chemical and physical patterning, one of the cues can overcome the other one.

Body fat was related to heterozygosity at two nuclear loci (with antagonistic patterns), one of which is situated near a known fat metabolism gene in mammals.

The subject is shown a complex visual pattern made of four coloured sub-elements, and, after a brief delay, four other patterns, one of which is the correct one.