In 1967, their exhibition, The Concerned Photographer, toured the world; they went with it, setting a pattern that developed as Cornell's photographic travels and the ICP took hold.
Canton system, trading pattern that developed between Chinese and foreign merchants, especially British, in the South China trading city of Guangzhou Cantonn) from the 17th to the 19th century.
That divide at the workplace was mirrored in a spatial pattern that developed whereby Boulevard Saint-Laurent (St. Lawrence Street) became a linguistic partition, with Francophones living to the east of it and English speakers to the west.
In an oblique acknowledgment of the tricky political terrain, General McChrystal said there had been no pressure on him from military superiors to scale down his troop request — a pattern that developed at points during the Iraq war, when American generals hesitated to call for more troops after the defense secretary, Donald H. Rumsfeld, ruled them out.
Similarly, at station 0032 the obtained time series is stable despite the minor long-term pattern that developed following day of year (DOY) 100 (Fig. 7).
Some caterpillars also have patterns that develop in response to a background, although these are irreversible.
It has rules and boundaries and situations that repeat themselves and clear patterns that develop — and when a player makes a mistake of overconfidence he or she learns of the consequences of that mistake almost immediately.
TomKat is aiming to mimic the migratory patterns that developed the world's great plains on a small scale by rotating cows, birds and pigs around the ranch in a deliberate dance.
The wind and pressure systems of the Pacific conform closely to the planetary system the patterns of air pressure and the consequent wind patterns that develop in the atmosphere of the Earth as a result of its rotation (Coriolis force) and the inclination of its axis (ecliptic) toward the Sun.
The different deformation patterns that develop in the various loading régimes are categorised according to the compression rate/impact speed.
