Sentence examples for pattern to produce from inspiring English sources

"It was an incredibly time-consuming pattern to produce," Ms. Thibaut-Pomerantz said of the paper's rarity.

"Ninety-nine poinine-nineine percent of all digital cameras — cellphones, pocket cameras, webcams and consumer digital video cameras — use the Bayer pattern to produce color pictures".

It is a typically complex meditation on Wyatt's favourite theme of the spurned lover, and the complex sentence structure, in which the resolution is constantly deferred through syntax, works in tandem with the rhyme pattern to produce a near-perfect lyric.

Herein, a specially designed spray dryer called micro-fluidic-jet-spray-drier (MFJSD) coupled with a micro-fluidic-aerosol-nozzle (MFAN) could generate droplets in a single trajectory pattern, to produce monodisperse particles.

Reaction kinetics that were considered in the model development included first order kinetics, Monod and multiple Monod kinetics; these kinetics were combined with continuous-stirred tank reactor (CSTR) or plug flow pattern to produce equations to link inlet and outlet concentrations of each key pollutants across a single wetland.

The long-term tendency would then be for this pattern to produce two distinct color groups, White and Black, which would, nonetheless, both have simultaneously a significant level of European and African ancestry.

Most are composed of pixel-like grids of prismatic color, supplemented by silver and gold, and they float against wavery, soft plaidlike patterns to produce in impression of push-pull optical depth.

This is a method that compares the movement of random patterns to produce strain maps.

All these prices are combined using information on average household spending patterns to produce an overall prices index.

However, the stacking of several printed patterns to produce a 3D object for quantitative applications was not investigated.

We apply this so-called "synergetic growth" effect in micrometer-scale patterns to produce vertical-like growth horizontally.