Sentence examples for preferred pattern from inspiring English sources

Although available commercially, templates are readily constructed in a laboratory workshop from strips of clear acrylic plastic.The preferred pattern consists of a ring of six peripheral wells around a central well.

In the 1890s the "barbette" mounting for coastal-defense guns became the preferred pattern.

He said, for instance, that the present-day Kuikuro village was still organized along east and west cardinal points and its paths were aligned at right angles, though its residents no longer knew why this was the preferred pattern.

Airbus shows its customers the layout possibilities with 18-inch seats (18½ for the A380), but it is up to the airline to get the seats made up before getting Airbus to install them in the airline's preferred pattern.

Reduction, in syllogistic, or traditional, logic, method of rearranging the terms in one or both premises of a syllogism, or argument form, to express it in a different figure; the placement of the middle, or repeated, term is altered, usually to a preferred pattern.

Other groove angles, such as 45 degrees, force the molecules to disrupt their preferred pattern (see picture), slowing crystallization.

How do you work with yours or other's natural rhythms or preferred patterns?

However, since the dynamics of each regulatory network may favor particular proliferation modes, it is likely that each plant species also show preferred patterns.

Multiple transcripts coding for separate mitochondrial homeostatic and degradation mechanisms were identified to exhibit preferred patterns of expression in lens epithelial cells that require mitochondria relative to lens fiber cells that require mitochondrial elimination.

Based on their counting of occurrence of several types of DNA fragments (e.g. motifs, preferred patterns of bases, evolutionarily conserved DNA fragments etc). in RefSeq genes or their putative promoter regions the authors predicted 933 targets for 152 TFs, including 354 target genes for WT1 TF.

Humans prefer pattern recognition to calculation [20] and skill-based or rule-based thinking to knowledge-based thinking.