Sentence examples for scheme and pattern from inspiring English sources

In addition, pattern four means no use of the Raptor code nor UEP scheme, pattern three means use of the Raptor code without the UEP scheme, and pattern one means use of the Raptor code only for I-frame protection.

If you are choosing your leather based on a certain type of real leather, then try to decide the color scheme and pattern you would like.

Studies of these isolates using an 8-gene multi locus sequence typing (MLST) scheme and patterns of genome deletion suggest that they evolved from a M. marinum common ancestor and subsequently diverged into two principal lineages [ 20, 21].

He also designed color schemes and patterns for the Formica Corporation, whose laminates covered many of the surfaces in postwar homes.

Particularly, the following exploration focuses on the singling out, manipulation and storing of memories in form of concrete images but also of spatial schemes and patterns, acting as spatial references for drawing on a blank space.

Major themes that emerged from the code schemes and patterns identified in the data helped to inform the development of a conceptual framework to improve the safety of medical devices in Canadian hospitals.

Before you buy the appropriate color dye, decide what the color scheme and the pattern is going to look like.

The two judges found it easy to agree on the broad type of strategy used by the subjects (hypothetico-deductive, scheme-directed, and pattern recognition).

There is evidence [ 29] that the odds of diagnostic success are greater in examinees using scheme-inductive (and pattern recognition) as opposed to hypothetico-deductive reasoning.

Table 4 and Table 5, demonstrate preponderance in both experts (greater than 90%) and non-experts (greater than 50%) of scheme-inductive and pattern recognition utilization in answering the questions.

There was a negative odd of using scheme-inductive and pattern recognition (-1.55) within the diarrhea and nausea/vomiting clinical presentations (i.e. more likely to use hypothetico-deductive) as opposed to the elevated liver enzymes presentation.