Sentence examples for unified pattern from inspiring English sources

A novel modeling mechanism named as CADWE (Computer-Aided Design-While-Engineering) is proposed to merge CAD and CAE application into a unified pattern.

By creating harmonic and tonal variety with a unified pattern, the sequence serves as a means of musical development.

The average recognition accuracy over ten-fold cross validation of results for the support vector machine (SVM) based 25-class unified pattern classifier is obtained as 92.03%.

A script independent unified pattern classifier is then designed to classify the numeric postal codes into one of these 25 clusters.

Most of these algorithms require predefined Gabor basis functions, but when we tried to determine the Gabor parameters in the Gabor function, different options emerged from the existing literatures [22 25] (Table 1), which suggests that no unified pattern of Gabor filters exists for various texture representations.

At the same time, we would like to strongly point out that homozygous MMTV-Luc2 females express a much more unified pattern of luminescent signal considering the promoter being used, which indicates they can be feasibly applicable for tumour visualisation purposes in transgenic models for breast cancer.

These four very different dresses highlight the show's most authentically classical theme: the Greeks' passion for discovering unifying patterns in the world around them.

When Haines examined the lives of Big Daddy, Bully Boy Muir and the like, did he notice any unifying patterns, anything that might explain their shared career path?

Avida-ED has the potential to serve as an interactive and dynamic model of the complexity of evolution and as a unique opportunity for students to practice developing system thinking skills, namely, those of making connections among concepts at multiple scales of biological organization and of seeing the unifying patterns across different cases of evolution by natural selection.

Thus the pattern or patterns instantiated by the retrodictive derivations look(s) exactly as unified as the pattern or patterns associated with the predictive derivations.

In the twentieth century, New Critics enshrined Shakespeare's plays as complex poetic art, unified through patterns of metaphor, irony, and paradox, and generations of students were compelled to write exegeses of his linguistic richness.