Sentence examples for the development of a pattern from inspiring English sources
The layout has encouraged the development of a pattern of daily commuting that has overburdened Kolkata's transportation system, utilities, and other municipal facilities.
We simulated the development of a pattern of patches on a 2D sheet of cells that secrete morphogens according to the Gierer Meinhardt kinetics.
Although the data are cross-sectional, they suggest that a state of chronic low-grade inflammation does not lead to the development of a pattern of high cardiometabolic risk via the inducement of insulin resistance.
We report the development of a pattern-recognition scheme for the off-lattice self-learning kinetic Monte Carlo (KMC) method, one that is simple and flexible enough that it can be applied to all types of surfaces.
We recently reported the development of a pattern-matching-based approach that searches for clusters of seven or more transcription factor binding sites that are absolutely conserved in order and in spacing across human, mouse, and rat genomes (http://barcode.colorado.edu/pri/) [10].
Multiple years of observation are necessary to confirm these patterns; however, models in this and other regions already suggest the development of a seasonal pattern of illness linked with rainfall (12 ).
Furthermore, during the development of a cellular pattern starting from a planar interface, the crossover wavelength under different solidification speeds, where the deformation is comparable to the wavelength, agrees reasonably well with the Warren Langer theory.
In fact, cognitive flexibility seems to be a core ability for the development of a satisfactory pattern of social interaction which allows these individuals to actively take part in life in society.
Peter Marler [4] characterized vocal learning as "the development of a vocal pattern that requires intact hearing".
Despite the recent advances in 3-D microfabrication technologies, little progress has been made in the development of a lithographic patterning process on 3-D surfaces, especially on vertical sidewalls.
The present paper deals with the development of a spatial patterning model in conjunction with a series of experiments that use different starting conditions to infer the stability of the observed patterns.
