Sentence examples for the preferred pattern from inspiring English sources

In the 1890s the "barbette" mounting for coastal-defense guns became the preferred pattern.

He said, for instance, that the present-day Kuikuro village was still organized along east and west cardinal points and its paths were aligned at right angles, though its residents no longer knew why this was the preferred pattern.

While the three lexicalization patterns may co-exist in a language, they may vary in their prominence as the preferred pattern.

For the preferred pattern types see Table 4.

The preferred practice pattern is for the assessment to be signed off as complete as close to the assessment reference date as possible.

Airbus shows its customers the layout possibilities with 18-inch seats (18½ for the A380), but it is up to the airline to get the seats made up before getting Airbus to install them in the airline's preferred pattern.

While verbs can be categorized into different subtypes based on subject role selection, languages may vary in terms of the predominant and preferred pattern of lexicalization as a particular role may be most frequently chosen in the emotion lexicon.

Use bobby pins to arrange your curls in the ponytail in your preferred pattern, securing them into the base of the ponytail.

The impairment of postural capacities following stroke was thus accompanied by a disappearance of one of the two preferred patterns found in healthy participants, a result that have consequences for understanding the etiology of postural pattern formation and the elaboration of rehabilitation programs.

Stimuli of shorter durations (e.g., 50 ms) could trigger locomotion as well, but here movements started on average 132.7 ± 20.4 ms after stimulus onset (52 stimuli, n = 3 mice); yet again, the main preferred patterns consisted of LF-RH-RF-LH (35%, 17/52) and RF-LH-LF-RH (29%, 15/52).

Sharp and Li [ 24] devised a measure for assessing the degree of deviation from a preferred pattern of usage estimated from the clustering of codon usage across proteins, which they called the Codon Adaptation Index (CAI).