Sentence examples for patterns of art from inspiring English sources
The effects of ART have been compared across three groups of inmates characterized by patterns of ART usage (i.e., intermittent ART, continuous ART, and never on ART).
She is uneasy, she keeps saying, with this translation of complex, chaotic life into the patterns of art.
The Thai kings made repeated attempts to "purify" their conservative Theravada strain of Buddhism, importing patterns of art along with texts and learned monks from Sri Lanka and trying to wean their people from worship of the spirits.
Inmates were categorized by patterns of ART use: continuous ART - ART both in and out of jail, intermittent ART - ART only in jail; never on ART - eligible by national guidelines, but refused ART.
The above section provides an overview of the different patterns of ART and outlines the kind of legal problems that can arise in respect of each pattern.
This same thinking also means that among the various patterns of ART, the only ones that raise problems regarding the determination of parental status are VII, when a borrowed womb is used, and VIII, i.e. surrogacy using the husband's sperm and donor eggs.
Since we had long-term prospective data, we then assessed the longitudinal pattern of ART exposure by examining ART adherence during the six-month period preceding each semi-annual follow-up visit throughout follow-up.
Such "autostereograms" have probably been experienced for millennia, with the repetitive patterns of Islamic art, Celtic art, the art of many other cultures.
But what this "Little Mermaid" feels like, above all, is a cynical reversal of a once-traditional pattern of art and commerce.
Like the Central Park scene of people -- some intoxicated, some appalled by the color, yet mesmerized by the repetition and patterning of art over nature -- the parade of anonymous others enthralled is a sight to behold.
Mr. Lahr, The New Yorker's theater critic and a writer of first-rate show-business profiles, has conspired with Mr. Wolfe and Ms. Stritch to weave song and anecdote into a point-counterpoint pattern of art commenting on life.
