Sentence examples for stick pattern from inspiring English sources

As your front-page graph shows, the rate of homeownership took off in a "hockey stick" pattern and grew in a straight line for 10 years until 2004, that is, for six years under President Bill Clinton and four under President Bush.

The stick pattern from reference data for wurtzite ZnO is shown along thex-axis (represented by thesolid squares) and fully indexes the experimental data.

Mark Gunning, global business solutions director at Temenos, said he thinks cloud will take off in a familiar hockey stick pattern.

The profiles in conventional theory are typically constructed as a stick pattern with a magnitude defined by the intensity given in equation (1), convoluted with a pseudo-Voigt, Pearson VII or similar function whose width is given by Caglioti et al. (1958 ▶) (see, for example, Young, 1993 ▶).

For his staff, trace a stick pattern with a large circle on the edge (pointed towards you) Using guide lines for the face, draw his eyes, nose and lips.

The plot is of background subtracted X-ray intensity versus 2θ and matching mineral phases from the ICDD database shown by stick patterns.

The plot is of X-ray beam intensity (background subtracted) versus 2θ and ICDD data for matching mineral phases are indicated by stick patterns.

Fig. 8 a Representative X-ray diffraction patterns of the PSSMA-Ag-Au alloy (A core-shell, B nanostructures, C standard stick patterns for fcc Ag or Au NPs).

Some cars would really have different gear stick patterns.

The curves in Figure 5 show that Equation 3 provided a good fit of the data, although the broken-stick pattern was most clearly visible in WKY at low rates of reinforcement.

A marimba-like hook, softly clacking sticks-patterns and a whirry, looping high trumpet figure patiently unfold the luxuriously stretching opener, skippy jigs alternating with slews of shifting dance grooves.