Sentence examples for pattern to be made from inspiring English sources

I started with a small project: a simple heart pattern to be made into corsages or hangings, used to decorate cards or packages.

This is what we mean when we talk about "invisible details": the relevant information is all contained in the data, but needs to be disentangled from the interfering patterns to be made visible to the analyst.

Shifts in a lacy black and white pattern appeared to be made in leather.

Feed the computer enough data on a number of "parallel universes," she wrote, and the computer will be capable of observing the implications of each of these universes and then find patterns, allowing predictions to be made about the future of the conflict.

Whole body Ca2+-response patterns were observed to be made up of two major forms (a) fast Ca2+ transients having short durations of 100's of ms to 1 s, which were predominant (Figure 6 A ii)) and (b) sustained Ca2+ responses (>1 s) (Figure 6A (i) & (iii)).

This may have strongly influenced some of our results regarding spatial patterns, so generalizations have to be made carefully.

This is because, during the original scan, the detectors pick up such a large amount of information that a re-scan need provide only part of the speckle pattern for a reliable comparison to be made.

False-positive rates could be reduced by improving the computerised analysis of cough pattern, thus allowing a distinction to be made between actual cough episodes and other noise, especially for ambulatory patients.

Sometimes the pattern that he wove seemed to be making sense-once we thought we could detect the word "river" across the moon.

Six patterns are designed for display using this system, and the pattern can be made to change repeatedly at present intervals.

As Heseltine implies, there is much that can be done to reverse this pattern: takeovers can be made harder; the odds can be restacked in favour of long-term investors rather than speculators.