Sentence examples for shape of the patterns from inspiring English sources

From the transmitted pattern codebook, we also know the shape of the patterns i.e., the positions of '1's and '0's.

A fine morphological characterisation revealed that the optical properties were very sensitive to the fine shape of the patterns etched in the metallic layer.

The development of periodic arrays of magnetic patterns of micrometer size is strongly dependent on technological parameters such as: film thickness, distances, size and shape of the patterns.

The annulus shape of the pattern is etched from the external surface of the needle inwards with depth of 500 nm and dwell time of 1 μs.

In addition, the shape of the pattern morphology as well as the growth conditions also determines where the quantum dots are formed on the surface.

The inverse arrangement is also used in the decoder to get back the original shape of the pattern-covered residual error for block reconstruction.

Using the existing shape of the pattern (for example, the first pattern in the Miss America video sequence in Figure 7), we may need more than four 4 × 4-pixel blocks for DCT transformation.

At some local strain (in the range of 100 200 %), the shape of the pattern changes.

It was found that hMSCs took the shape of the pattern, and with high aspect ratio patterns, preferentially differentiated into osteoblasts.

Neither rule makes any assumption about the specific shape of the pattern of the space time interactions, but a variety of rules akin to rule 2 could be usefully constructed to look for variability in consecutive time points.

For example, the Ambon damselfish, Pomacentrus amboinensis, uses UV facial pattern variations for species discrimination and for communication, the essential feature being the shape of the pattern rather than the color (Siebeck et al., 2010), while the black and yellow facial pattern of Polistes dominulus, correlates positively with social dominance (Tibbetts and Dale, 2004).