This integrated examination of fine-grained features enabled us to identify salient stylistic patterns, despite the inherent limitations of the corpus.
Thus, the stylistic patterns of shot durations seen in the left panel of Fig. 1 appear to have developed slowly throughout the 20th century.
Its function is not to conceal or obfuscate, but to maintain stylistic patterns in the presentation of information that have established themselves for very valid reasons in the English language over centuries of usage (Minton 2015, 9).
Abby Nolan, from The American Prospect, noted that Divergent follows the structural and stylistic patterns of both The Hunger Games and Blood Red Road.
Stylistic unexpectedness describes deviation from stylistic convention to add tension and unpredictability.
Or perhaps it is just a stylistic "design decision".
In line with influences of sampling cultures within hip-hop and Pop art circles, FAILE would appropriate images, which they would then revamp with their own stylistic colors and patterns to create the point/counterpoint conversation.
Bloom's apocalypse arrived in 2012 when a group of mathematicians analyzed the pattern of stylistic influences in more than 7,700 texts.
"When we consider content-free word frequencies from a large number of authors and works over a long period of time, we can ask questions related to temporal trends in similarity", they write in their new paper, "Quantitative patterns of stylistic influence in the evolution of literature".
She suggests that many of the basic phonemes of art, the stylistic conventions and tonal patterns, the mental clay, staples and pauses with which even the loftiest creative works are constructed, can be traced back to the most primal of collusions — the intimate interplay between mother and child.
