Sentence examples for the simplest pattern from inspiring English sources

Diazotrophic heterocyst formation in the filamentous cyanobacterium, Anabaena sp. PCC 7120, is one of the simplest pattern formations known to occur in cell differentiation.

The second donor with the simplest pattern was a nonsecretor with blood type O. Immunoblotting revealed that the salivary secretions displayed Lea+, but were Leb− and Ley− with high levels of MECA-79 immunoreactivity (Fig.  4a).

There are many decorative patterns available, but if you plan to sell your home, Mr. Morbitzer said: "We recommend the simplest patterns.

Earlier models, which tried to use water flow and plant growth to explain how the tiger bush got its stripes, failed to account for all but the simplest patterns.

The moments method has shown to be a fruitful technique in both the asymptotic and the finite setting to compute deconvolution, as well as the simplest patterns, sums and products, and products of many independent matrices.

Following the Zen philosophy he studied, Bashō attempted to compress the meaning of the world into the simple pattern of his poetry, disclosing hidden hopes in small things and showing the interdependence of all objects.

But it was in the most subdued passages that his performance especially touched me, like the opening of the slow movement, when he shaped the simple pattern of notes that accompany a mournful solo clarinet into an undulant harmonic ripple.

Claes suspects that light production in the first luminescent sharks was more similar to the simpler pattern of pygmy sharks.

It might be because of the simpler pattern of associate distribution in the 6-option test (there are only two variations: 1 2 and 2 1) that *Schmitt et al. (2011) did not examine the issue for this format.

These results seem to indicate that the simpler pattern of behavior observed in March 3 could be explained in terms of a PSSR that could be a western portion of this equatorial vortex.

It was hypothesized that morphodynamic influences, via pattern-coarsening, would mean that dunes from the simpler pattern, defined in terms of the frequency of defects (i.e. junctions and terminations), would be more mature, older landforms.