Sentence examples for pattern with long from inspiring English sources

Sarops can assign all kinds of patterns, depending on the conditions — a track line, a creeping line, an expanding square — but in this case, each search crew was assigned what's called a parallel search: a rectangular S-shaped pattern, with long search tracks proceeding roughly north and south and a small jog to the west between each track.

The game followed a similar pattern with long but unthreatening Hamilton efforts until Motherwell's Scott McDonald whistled a shot wide at the other end.

The area receives a mean annual rainfall of about 1,200 mm with a bimodal distribution pattern with long rains occurring between March and June, and the short rains between mid September and November (Jaetzold and Schmidt [1983]).

The minimum-spanning network shows three distinct maternal lineages generally characterized by a star-like pattern with long branches linking groups of more closely related haplotypes together (all terminal branches of the minimum spanning network were pruned to facilitate interpretation reducing the network to 112 core haplotypes; Figure 5).

In ARDS, CO2 elimination is importantly enhanced by an inspiratory flow pattern with long MDT and high EIF.

Constructing a phylogeny of H1s yields a 'star' pattern with long branches converging on a center that has low resolution of branching.

In brief, intraseasonal and interannual soil moisture variations broadly follow the rainfall pattern, with long-term influences attributed to SM memory effects.

Doug Heye, a former spokesman for the Republican National Committee and top aide to ex-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va)., said that the GOP comments amount to a pattern with long-term consequences for the Republican Party.

To clearly unveil the 3D patterns with long-range order, we herein utilize computer simulations to explore the directed self-assembly behaviors of cylindrical-forming block copolymer films in topographical templates.

We note that these methods may be problematic when it comes to assessing size dependent effects in structurally disordered materials which exhibit strongly heterogeneous stress and strain patterns with long-range correlations.

"When we precipitate aragonite in the lab, just in a bucket of seawater, it forms this very characteristic pattern with very long, needle-shaped crystals," said Nicola Allison, a lecturer in earth sciences at the University of St. Andrews, who did not participate in the research.