Sentence examples for patterns introduced in from inspiring English sources
Tribal patterns, introduced in the late 1970s by Leo Zulueta with Mr. Hardy, have mostly retreated to their island origins.
Table 3 shows a matching between those UI patterns with the IoT patterns introduced in Section 5.1.
It then briefly reviews the geometric analysis of ontogenetic allometry and revisits the patterns introduced in the context of traditional allometry, describing how these would appear in studies of geometric shape data.
The classification of fungal LysMs into a fungal-specific subclass and a fungal/bacterial subclass based on their amino acid profiles and cysteine patterns, introduced in this review, provides a basis for a more systematic view of this protein family to aid in choosing representative candidates for further analyses.
The Finder allows each icon to be assigned a color, but the desktop background is limited to an 8x8 pixel color tiled pattern (color patterns were introduced in System 5 ), and standard window frames are all black and white.
Design Patterns were introduced in (Alexander et al. 1977) as Software Engineering problems that may occur repeatedly, and they are associated with a solution that can be used to solve the problem every time it occurs within the current context that the problem exists.
The optimized spectra emerge as a theoretical and experimental duality and are expected to tolerate the variations in peptide fragmentation patterns introduced by some PTMs.
First, numerous modified search patterns are applied, such as pentagonal and hexagonal search patterns, as introduced in several earlier works [9 11].
A beamforming model that takes into account the impact of sidelobes and the actual beam patterns is introduced in [18].
The JSR model, which can combine the sparse representation coefficients of multiple-view images to extract the common patterns, is introduced in SAR target recognition.
A page-based Lazy Release consistency protocol called Adaptive DSM (ADSM) that constantly and efficiently adapts to the application's sharing patterns is introduced in [11].
