It was very "unprescriptive", and that really separated it from any games released in the last ten years, which are very much: "You have to turn the key in these patterns, until it fits".
A stepper motor turns when its leads (attached to electromagnets) are sequentially energized in an alternating pattern to turn the rotor (Stepper Motor Animation).
The LA Opera did, and has turned the pattern to their advantage.
Problems such as deformation caused by turning the pattern, ineffective polishing and the transformation of shape pixels to a physical length are corrected.
That, in turn, can help put a mighty wind in the sails of such efforts as the Blue Zones Project, aiming to help turn the cultural patterns that support the longest, healthiest, happiest lives into replicable blue prints -- so the rest of us can enjoy just such blessings.
"A flexible algorithm with the computing power to back it up gives you the ability to turn data patterns into solutions… but that's still useless if there's nothing to provide a good source of patterns.
For example, if the rule is accidentally interpreted as bidirectional, both p and q need to be turned, the answer pattern that is chosen most frequently.
Life is organised into a hierarchy, and selection can and does act at every level of that hierarchy.The protégé of one of the great 20th-century palaeontologists, George Gaylord Simpson, Gould's instinct is to turn to the long patterns of fossil history.
To compare ischemia-reperfusion to hibernation, we turned to the patterns of gene expression, assuming that P, T, and A in hibernation are similar to the control (CN), ischemia (IS), and reperfusion (RP), respectively.
With increasing availability of digital text, there has been an explosion of computational methods designed to turn patterns of word co-occurrence in large text corpora into numerical scores expressing the "semantic distance" between any two words.
