The term "repetition pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in discussions of literature and writing to refer to the deliberate use of repetition in a sentence or passage for effect. Example: The repetition pattern in this poem serves to emphasize the speaker's feelings of loneliness and isolation, with the phrase "all alone" being repeated at the end of each stanza.
"And so you're writing line after line in this sort of drunken, loopy repetition pattern.
These spots of disorder cause a change in the repetition pattern of the stripes and affect the global properties of the material across temperatures.
The CFs are therefore defined according to the modulation and their location within the repetition pattern.
The repetition pattern of the peaks at different harmonics represents the faults features in the frequency domain.
Property 2. In case has no inner periodicity, a new repetition pattern of length n/2 is created in.
The arrows indicate in which direction the FS is performed Fig. 3 An example of a repetition pattern for B=4 OFDM symbols, N=16 subcarriers, and M=8 data-symbols.
The main barriers detected in Erdusyk were related to problems understanding time repetition patterns, the selection of levels in scales to record intensities, navigation, the quantification of some symptom attributes, and the characteristics of the symptoms.
Future work would include using more generalized repetition patterns, both varying the amount of repetition per symbol and its placement in time and frequency.
The CFs corresponding to the repetitions of symbol a l,m must be known to the receiver so the spectral redundancy, which is derived from the repetition patterns of the data-symbols, can be exploited.
Examples of repetition patterns are given in Figs. 2 and 3. Fig. 2 Spectral redundancy is distributed across both time and frequency within this pattern of B=2 OFDM symbols, N=16 subcarriers, and M=8 data-symbols.
Furthermore, our current enhancement method can be easily combined with structured audio compression methods [12] because statistical conversion is applied between relatively long signal segments which may exhibit repetition patterns.
