Mr. Serling and Mr. Cook remade "Patterns" as a feature film in 1956.
Demand response involves the changes in customer electric usage from their normal consumption patterns as a result of price changes.
The unrestrained, weighted unison movement, assembled in an array of Busby Berkeley patterns as a kind of folk dance for the future, takes your breath away.
But so is "binge eating disorder," a diagnosis increasingly given to obese people who identify their eating patterns as a problem.
Not by any means a routinely formal poet, Wright typically invents his own brand of rhythmic repetition, drawing out chimes and patterns as a source of comic intensification.
But she introduced easy pants and knits that were stitched into the patterns as a woven alternative to print.
She points to the regional art form, Ebru, the process of paper marbling that produces constantly changing interwoven patterns, as a metaphor for multiculturalism.
Merlin said: "Many of our city centre attractions have experienced volatile trading patterns as a result of wider security concerns that have affected domestic and international visitation.
"The Grid" displays the work of about 22 Westchester artists (and two from New York City) who use geometric patterns as a basis for their works.
followed one of three distinct patterns as a function of extent of reaction.
The change of sound radiation patterns as a function of the wavenumber ratio is also illustrated.
