Sentence examples for the continuous pattern from inspiring English sources

The continuous pattern of alternating lotus and palmette springing from connecting spirals decorates especially the cyma recta molding of the cornice.

It is tempting, of course, to relate those clines to the expansion of specific linguistic families: e.g., Altaic, to explain the continuous pattern between CAS and NEAS; and Sino-Tibetan, from the Yellow River in the North to southwest and southern regions, corresponding to the expansion of Tibeto-Burman and Sinitic-speakers, respectively.

"The continuous pattern of all these people treating me like I didn't know what was going on, or excluding me from conversations and not trusting my assertions, all these things added up and it felt like there was an undercurrent of sexism," she said.

One further interesting result from our 'in-situ' study in aged mdx fibres is that some 'revertants' seem to present a patchy membrane staining pattern for dystrophin rather than the continuous pattern found in wt fibres.

Additionally, we employed principal component analysis, which extracts and analyses variability in the continuous pattern of gait measures as they change throughout the gait cycle, rather than the commonly employed subjective extraction of parameters from the waveform.

In East Asia, gene flow between populations originating from the two routes probably existed until a remote prehistoric period, explaining the continuous pattern of genetic variation currently observed along the latitude.

In ORT these relations reduce the continuous patterns of spatial overlap between region pairs to a discrete set of possibilities: identity, subset, superset, and partially overlapping.

Comparing forward and backward images indicates that the continuous patterns observed in the direction of laser propagation are not fibers but regions where the phase matching condition is better satisfied.

In each neonate the continuous normal voltage aEEG background pattern immediately became abnormal upon NDMR administration (flat trace, burst-suppression and discontinuous normal voltage pattern, as observed in 5, 1 and 1 patient, respectively).

Our global assessment of gene expression, demonstrates that estrogen and to a larger extent, the female-like continuous pattern of GH secretion are important for the maintenance of the gender differences in liver gene expression (Tables 4 and 5).

However, the spatially diffuse, yet continuous pattern of the second group often distal from the large veins shown in our experiments suggests that there is a significant source for the undershoot other than the large veins.