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The researchers had been studying the beetles' ability to roll their balls of dung in straight lines by using the moon as a guide – they use the pattern of polarised light around the moon as a kind of celestial compass.
Bats use the pattern of polarised light in the evening sky to get their bearings, according to a new study.
By carefully analyzing the images of many distant galaxies beyond a dark matter-containing region, astronomers can use the pattern of tiny distortions to draw up a plan of where the dark matter is hiding.
Scientists use the pattern of thematic progression to create a text that flows from one clause to the next, building a successive explanation or an accurate and coherent account of information or phenomena.
Here we use the pattern of larval denticles and muscle attachments and ask how this pattern is maintained and renewed over the larval moult cycles.
Future research might aim to examine whether it is possible to use the pattern of VSTM errors associated with Parkinson's disease (increased random responses) to identify, at an early stage, individuals with GBA mutations or other risk factors who are beginning to develop Parkinson's disease.
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"If we use the patterns of today, China cannot double its economy," said Chen Jinhai, director of the Shanghai provincial government's Energy Commission and Environmental Protection Department.
Use the pattern to cut out two pieces of felt.
In future, the Guardian will experiment with a greater deal of personalisation, using the pattern of a reader's previous visits to suggest what else he or she might be interested in.
When the Dutch owned Manhattan, they used the pattern of Beemster's streets as a model for the streets and avenues of Manhattan.
Austrian zoologist Karl von Frisch showed that bees could navigate by using the pattern of polarization instead of the Sun when the sky was overcast.
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