Sentence examples for pattern to allow from inspiring English sources
For the patterned stimulation experiments, a 40 minute duration was chosen for each stimulation pattern to allow enough time to stabilize plasticity induced after the patterns were changed.
Patrick designed a flat sheet packaging system that uses pre-perforated pattern to allow you to wrap the item like a blanket, and then take the sheet closed.
Downstream from the villages approximately 15 minutes' flying time, just out of the West Side Boys' visual and hearing range, the helicopters went into a holding pattern to allow the SAS observation teams time to get into position to prevent the West Side Boys from attacking any of the captives before the extraction teams were on the ground.
The images were then background corrected, and the color channels were placed in inverted grayscale mode, approximating a G-banding pattern to allow for easier karyotyping.
The ProteinArchitect graphic and description map is created on the fly, which uses the Composite Pattern to allow a group of objects to be treated in the same way as a single instance of an object.
Additionally, the patients were asked to report their device usage pattern to allow for the assessment of compliance.
Talks between the government and the British Medical Association on new working patterns to allow seven-day services broke up last year.
The artist intended the patterns to "allow the viewer to visualize the existence and environmental history of this tree," according to the wall plaque.
It is necessary to identify these types of slip statistically based on space time seismicity patterns to allow empirical evaluation of the probability gain of large earthquakes.
The sensors are parallel plate capacitors with the top electrode properly patterned to allow analytes diffusion into the dielectric that acts as chemical interactive material.
Long term, investor excitement around these companies suggests that sharing economy models will increase profits while shifting consumption patterns to allow the newly less affluent to purchase fewer goods but, to buy, less expensive services.
