Sentence examples for pine patterns from inspiring English sources

Global spatial analysis with the pair correlation function indicated that ponderosa pine patterns were spatially random at all scales, while Douglas-fir trees were spatially aggregated at scales less than 6 m.

It looks pretty cosmic until you notice that the energy waves have a knotty-pine pattern, familiar from rec room walls, and the source of their radiation is a tiny, centrally placed sketch of a suburban home.

For pine, a pattern similar to that in Arnoldstein was prevalent, with an overestimation of small heights and the underestimation of large heights; for spruce the opposite was true except for Prognaus.

In the mountain pine beetle example, patterns are correlated across topographic barriers.

The 2009 construction has 210 openings, 420 facets and a mandala print pattern pine floor.

So welcome dear friend, welcome to this night diary of laughter and tears - behold with me the real dollars to be made and spent within this matrix, and revel in the globalisation of our lives linked across broadband wires - here where we search for the new while still pining for form patterns and friends, just as in RL.

The aim of the study is to clarify the thermal conductivity coefficient of freely patterned pine and spruce needles.

He also made gouaches that pushed Swiss pine trees into abstract patterns and copied Egyptian motifs from Owen Jones's "Grammar of Ornament".

The loss of mosaic-meadows has ecological consequences for the function of ponderosa pine ecosystems because spatial patterns of mosaic-meadows strongly influenced understory vegetation.

Don't put a pattern that looks like coral or seashells in a mountain home; likewise, steer clear of patterns with pine cones for beach houses.

For example, the putative ARF16 expression pattern in pine embryos seems to be consistent with what has been described for ARF16 in A. thaliana, where it is involved in establishment of apical-basal patterning by participating in initiation of the root apical meristem formation in an early stage of embryogenesis.