It begins with food choices and becomes a never-ending succession of successful patterns.
Body pattern choices were categorised as "no change" (remaining in a darkened mottle pattern), "deimatic display" (darkened mottle pattern accompanied by larger dark spots or dark stripes along the side of the mantle) (Moynihan, 1983; Hanlon and Messenger, 1996), "transparent" (body colour change to transparent), and "flash" (squid produces a rapid succession of body patterns) (Moynihan, 1983).
We design Markovian chains that construct the most selective succession of sub-patterns.
Finally, cortical responses to dynamic visual stimuli may be described as successions of activity patterns, i.e. trajectories in a multidimensional pattern space, reflecting the temporal characteristics of stimuli.
Thus, such dynamic stimuli are best encoded by successions of specific patterns localized at specific moments in time.
Approaching sequence analysis by analyzing the distribution of succession patterns, which is to say, of L-tuple (oligomer) frequencies [ 9], is advantageous when the sequence similarity is low because alignment algorithms cease to recognize common motifs that are inexactly conserved, as recently illustrated for the SCOP protein database [ 10].
Within a single region or faunal province, the similarity of the succession of fossils and patterns of rock deposition permits ready age correlations; however, age correlations from one region to the next are more difficult and open to more questions.
A strikingly reproducible succession of GFP-Pcn1 patterns was observed in all examined cells.
Ha et al. [ 30, 31] have shown the importance of flow regulation of dams on the proliferation and succession pattern of phytoplankton in the lower Nakdong River.
To confirm that flies (Diptera) are the major competitors of burying beetles, we first examined the succession pattern of carrion-feeding insects on 150 g (n = 5) and 200 g (n = 7) rat carcasses.
