Sentence examples for plot patterns from inspiring English sources
He has even written an academic article about his own book, "Structure and Plot Patterns in 'Parallel Stories.' " The humdrum theorist Peter Nadas constantly spars with the virtuoso novelist Peter Nadas, almost as if determined to defeat him.
The researchers acknowledge that "there have been various hand-coded attempts to enumerate and classify the core types of stories from their plots" in the past, whether it's Foster-Harris's 1959 assertion that there are three basic plot patterns (happy ending, unhappy ending and tragedy), or Christopher Booker's The Seven Basic Plots.
All these Poincaré plot patterns are directly related with cardiovascular risk [66].
The plot patterns of the first CDA were almost identical to those of the second PCA even though samples were assigned to each species cluster in the CDA.
An important observation in the combined analysis of training sets and case profiles was the generally close match of each sample's classification likelihood and their STRUCTURE cluster plot patterns indicating that each approach can aid interpretation by revealing different perspectives of the same Bayesian assessment of individual ancestry.
The significance of these specific findings and dot plot patterns remain to be established and will require additional broad based assessments.
Like most of Tellado's output, the book follows a well-worn plot pattern.
Occasionally, the dot plot pattern of a LG was "V -shaped, indicating inconsistent marker order in one of the maps.
This is in line with the Bland-Altman plot pattern we found in our study and in agreement with other previously published reports [ 6, 13, 43].
A comparison of protein sequences among GLUT1, GLUT3 and MRP revealed a putative cytochalasin B binding site in MRP, which displayed 44% sequence similarity/12% identity with that previously identified in GLUT1 and GLUT3; these regions also exhibited a similar hydropathy plot pattern.
Although the Missonis designed as a couple, Mr. Missoni, known as Tai, was the technician, plotting patterns that were inspired by Guatemalan, Aztec and Incan textiles or Abstract, Impressionist and Art Deco paintings.
