Sentence examples for patterns constructed from from inspiring English sources

New meaning is constructed when patterns already stored within the brain are combined with patterns constructed from external information.

Neuber developed a highly recognizable style, using a technique known as Zellenmosaic, or cloisonné encrustation, to make a Steinkabinettabatiere, or stone cabinet snuffbox, decorated with landscapes, floral designs and geometric patterns constructed from tiny slivers of brightly colored cut stones.

It was hypothesized that the electron density profiles above the lunar surface could be evaluated by comparing the observed interference pattern with the theoretical interference patterns constructed from the profiles with ray tracing.

The sample and detector are mounted on a 3-circle goniometer, and a fibre pattern is constructed from a series of separate diffraction 'snapshots', each centred on a different point in reciprocal space.

As the first step in the optimization, the flow pattern was constructed from the thermodynamic point of view, with the heat transfer entropy generation set as the optimization objective and the viscous dissipation set as the constraint.

In the above case, the pattern label constructed from matrix (c) is [A, A, A, B]0111011000, which is lexicographically the largest.

Moreover, the information of a new pattern is also constructed from old patterns' information.

Top-down attentional processes cause patterns to be constructed from the retinal image that has been decomposed, like an impressionist painting, into a myriad of features in V1.

Each is a mazelike pattern of architectural forms constructed from a blocky, perspectival typeface designed by the artist.

The study employed Delphi Technique and with help from experts who voluntarily verified the teaching pattern that had been constructed from the beginning to the end.

Much of it is applied in stacked horizontal zones; most of the design units are constructed from simple arcs or right angles, but some are intricate interlocking patterns.