"strip pattern" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe a pattern on a fabric. For example: "The tablecloth features a bold red and white striped pattern."
These structures include perforated vesicle like carbon fullerene, strip pattern and hybrid structure.
The map for the CRP hillslope showed a "strip pattern" while the cultivated fields depicted a "mosaic pattern".
For the strip pattern we measure 34% of the directly coupled amplitude on the central strip of a broadened signal.
The Air Force's favored plan is to spread the 200 MX missiles out on valley floors in Nevada and Utah in a drag strip pattern.
The strip pattern at the CRP was attributed to past flow-driven preferential erosion along the main drainage-way, which removed the finer soil fractions and exposed a loam substratum with a relatively higher sand content that yielded higher Ksat values in the drainage-way.
b, Aligned array of CNTs on ST-cut quartz with narrow strip pattern of Fe catalyst.
We identified tigers by matching strip patterns by using their photographs with the database of camera-trapped tigers of RTR at the Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun.
The position-sensitive electrodes in these detectors were manufactured by a novel method in which a laser trimmer was used to cut strip patterns on metallized polyester foils.
The simulated results demonstrate that, for different compositions, the polymer mixtures on the strip patterned surface can exhibit various phase morphologies in the strips of the bulk, which can be used to tailor the microscopic structures of films.
Two kinds of tile are used to form a tactile guide path, pathway tiles with raised strip patterns are used to indicate the direction of travel to be taken and dome tiles with raised dot patterns are used to indicate a potential hazard or a junction.
Strip patterns were etched along [01 1] (a).
