Notably, 'bridging events' can provide an opportunity for actors to freely explore emerging patterns, articulate problematic issues and develop strategies for how to deal with it.
The routine activities approach to explaining crime patterns, first articulated by Cohen and Felson (1979, 590), describes how variations in the availability of offenders, targets and guardians explain spatio-temporal variations in crime.
Since in practice an anomaly pattern cannot be articulated in advance, it is difficult to detect such fraud by the current audit method.
The MapReduce pattern then articulates the map and reduce functions through the emission of keys: each map function issues one or more keys and each reduce function targets the map results emitted with a specific key, as elegantly illustrated in [ 23].
Implicit in them (and in the general principle of Prägnanz) is the assumption that whenever possible some figure will be perceived; more specifically, that the visual field will be articulated into figures and patterns of figures.
A typical performance consists of alternating sections of composed and improvised material, the composed portions being accompanied by percussion instruments beating one of a number of standard patterns that articulate the rhythmic mode.
In deciding what grade Mayor Eric Garcetti deserves for his first two years in office, The Times' editorial board noticed an unsettling pattern: He would articulate some positive, bright vision for the city, only to execute it poorly and leave little to show for his efforts.
—"Out of the Cradle" No regular metre moves these lines, but a clearly articulated rhythm produced by shape, thematic repetitions, sound effects, and patterns of stress and pause defines a prosody.
Indeed, the pattern of AVP release is well articulated within the network of osmoreceptors.
However, these patterns were not evident as participants who articulated post-release plans ranged in overall sentence length, proximity to release, as well as security classification.
