Sentence examples for stream of patterns from inspiring English sources

A fluently interlocking stream of patterns and bright outgoing energies answer Bach's Double Violin Concerto in "Barocco"; a radically modernist theme and variations addressing different human ingredients in "Temperaments"; and a panoply of clashing West-meets-East elements suggests the Pacific of World War II in "Symphony".

It was a delight and included excerpts from notebooks in which words, phrases and tiny drawings wove together in stream-of-consciousness patterns, filling each page to the edges.

Afro-Cuban drummers played a fundamental role in the development of Latin jazz from the late 1940s through the 1960s, giving the genre its seemingly inexhaustible stream of rhythmic patterns, phrasing, and styles.

As the wheel rotates the photo luminescent material covering the surface passes over the LEDs which charge it causing it to emit energy as an afterglow, creating a continual stream of green patterns.

Recent data mining and fusion tools have become much more effective in uncovering evidence of potential threats by sifting through Internet traffic, financial and communications records, as well as transcripts of audio streams for patterns of interest.

The model reproduced observed stream discharge patterns of the 14 sub-catchments and the dynamics of the 15 groundwater wells with an average accumulated discharge error of 1%15%5% standard deviation) and an average groundwater-level mean error of 0.1 m (0.23 m standard deviation).

In fractal landscapes, such as stream networks, patterns of genetic structure can be coincident with patterns or complexity of stream branching, likely resulting in elevated variance around neutral FST (i.e., false-positive outliers; Fourcade et al. 2013).

While an HMM can accurately segment a stream of features into various patterns, it lacks the ability to a priori hypothesise what these patterns are.

More generally, the ways in which the units uncovered depend on the questions investigated, the scale of changes examined, and the investigative tools employed, strongly suggest that a pragmatic and pluralist understanding of the units of evolution and of genetic function is appropriate to the ongoing stream of investigations of evolutionary patterns and processes.

The key component of these data streams for purposes of pattern analysis is the time value associated with each event.

Significant statistical relationships were found between landscape patterns both amount and configuration of impervious area and forest land and biotic integrity of streams suggesting that patterns of urban development matter to aquatic ecosystems.