'smart pattern' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an efficient and effective way of doing something. For example: "He applied a smart pattern to his planning and was able to maximize his productivity."
The dictionary of SubFP (substructure fingerprints) containing 307 substructure (SMART) pattern, which is freely available in PaDEL software was used.
The SMART pattern is the fragments present in compounds with undesirable effect reported in past and found to be responsible for toxicity or other side-effects.
In the 5th, 6th and 7th groups of substructure patterns, bond types and aromaticity are specific such that the exact presence of described SMILE or SMART pattern is examined.
You'll get the most life out of your shingles and your roof by laying them in a smart pattern.
These women, with their smart patterns of arresting gestures, start looking like the backup groups of 1960s pop stars.
Smarts Wraps Open Babel's smarts pattern object.
The Smart Data Pattern adds behavior to data (that is, creates classes) to ensure that the data's preconditions and constraints are met.
Several attempts to overcome the CMOS limits are known [17, 18]; fractal technology, being able to transform a smart lithographic pattern (i.e. designed to the wanted function) in itself at a much lower scale, seems suitable for such a purpose.
Its transatlantic urban showbiz patter and smart literary patterns could have been just a jaded fast-lane bummer, a depleting ride in John Self's purple Fiasco – 'a vintage-style coupe with oodles of dash and heft and twang'.
One of its big areas is "smart themes" — patterns and rules Chorus has learned through all those calls.
Several of her epics included arch little routines (sometimes with the cast coming into the auditorium, and usually performed with women wearing red lipstick) involving a small social-dance-like step pattern, smart upper-body gestures and — here the Bausch style was always at its most precise — sophisticated facial expressions.
