Sentence examples for wandering pattern from inspiring English sources

Second, the confined channel pattern was compared to single and multiple channel sections within the wandering pattern (section scale).

The tests did find differences between multiple channel sections within the wandering pattern and confined single channels; however, a greater number of differences were found between multiple channel and single channel sections within the wandering pattern, highlighting the variability within the wandering pattern.

The Renous River shows a wandering pattern for 11.5 km, with multiple channels around semipermanent islands and abandoned channels in the flood plain.

Flowering crab apple trees, Norway spruce, white spruce, inkberry and other evergreen and flowering shrubs will be planted in wandering patterns on berms and in groupings, "so that visitors will be led through a discovery experience," Mr. Burke said.

Tests between the single confined and multiple wandering channel patterns found few differences in the in-channel variables.

After all, nothing characterizes insomnia like that wander, a pattern all too familiar to insomniacs.

First, the confined single channel and wandering multiple channel patterns were compared (pattern scale).

I have a mental image of him still stuck inside that haunted hotel, still wandering the reverse patterns of the hallway carpet, in danger of playing for ever and ever.

Finally, in the fifth module, questions were aimed at the observed suicide victims' behavioural patterns such as erratic gesture, mimic or movement, out of the ordinary clothing, aimlessly wandering about, erratic communication pattern, dropping of personal belongings, confused impression, indication of alcohol or the avoidance of eye contact.

For a comprehensive transcriptome analysis, fat bodies were dissected in triplicates from RasV12-expressing and normal wandering third instar larvae and the expression pattern compared.

In the boldly scaled "Red Meander," this wandering determines the labyrinthine pattern of the entire weaving.