Sentence examples for primitive pattern from inspiring English sources

The spatial patterns of SOC changes and their temporal succession were closely associated with the primitive pattern of fire severity.

The pattern of grooves and foramina on the head indicates that the circulation of the arteries in the head of T. ucucha follows the primitive pattern.

But we still have this primitive pattern imprinted on our brain, so we fill those open slots with whomever we have the most daily "contact" -- even if that contact comes only from watching that person on television.

The pattern of grooves and foramina in the skull indicates that the circulation of the arteries of the head follows the primitive pattern, as in most similar species but unlike in Hylaeamys.

The pattern of grooves and foramina (openings) in the skull indicates that the circulation of the arteries of the head in T. talamancae follows the primitive pattern, as in most similar species but unlike in Hylaeamys.

A tribasal fin skeleton, containing a propterygium anteriorly, a mesopterygium in the middle and a metapterygium posteriorly, is widely considered to be the primitive pattern for gnathostomes [37] (for a detailed discussion of mesopterygial evolution, see ref [38]).

Then she carved bold, primitive patterns on the pots, glazed them in blue, dark green or dusky gold and named them Totem - a new style was born.

We call them primitive patterns.

The number of primitive patterns is smaller than other known basis.

The set of primitive patterns forms a basis for all the maximal patterns occurring in the text.

Basically, the principle of divide to conquer is applied to decompose the electric signals into what we call primitive signals or components from which primitive patterns can be independently recognized.