The phrase "planar pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a technical or scientific context to describe a two-dimensional design or arrangement. For example: "The data analysis revealed a distinct planar pattern in the distribution of species within the ecosystem." Or "The architect incorporated a planar pattern of geometric shapes into the facade of the building."
Traditionally the planar pattern of a brace respecting the prescribed normal pressure requirement is designed through empirical tests by trial-and-error.
Surface warping algorithm was used to make an equalized geometry of two models, and multi-resolution mesh generation along with optimum planar pattern mapping algorithm were used to generate the optimum two-dimensional patterns of the garment.
By using a CD template in Adobe Photoshop, it was possible to create any planar pattern, uniquely specify the inks to be used, and print directly into the wells.
This paper addresses the problem of computing planar patterns for compression garments.
We first analyzed the morphological characteristics of those two planar patterns.
In digital cartography, the automatic generation of random planar patterns and symbols is still an ongoing challenge.
With a specified material, different shapes of planar patterns for producing a brace will generate different biomechanical effects on the joint.
In the work presented in this paper, we used both fractal theory and random Iterated Function Systems (IFS) to develop a method for the automatic generation of random planar patterns and symbols.
For an independent analysis that arrives at the same conclusions and extends the results to cultures of fibroblasts (cells found in connective tissue), see T. Elsdsale and F. Wasoff, "Fibroblast cultures and dermatoglyphics: The topology of two planar patterns," Wilhelm Roux's Archives of Developmental Biology, Vol. 180 (1976), pp. 121 147.
This paper presents an algorithm for automatically computing the planar patterns of custom-made assistive medical braces, which are employed to restrict the motion of the joints (such as wrist and knee) that suffer from musculoskeletal disorders caused by repetitive strain injuries.
Apropos of this model, it has been shown that disruption of Notch-Delta signaling in the developing zebrafish retina results in marked defects in the planar patterning of photoreceptors such that the regular mosaic pattern is lost and photoreceptors of the same type show a highly irregular and partially clumped distribution [64].
