It is like the weaving of a cloth whose pattern never repeats itself.
"Truly three-dimensional microstructures have geometries that contain features whose pattern lies out of the wafer plane," Dr. Syms said.
Beneath both is a tiled floor, whose pattern of lighter and darker greys is a pleasure to look at.
Caenorhabditis elegans, a much-studied worm, has approximately 300 neurons whose pattern of interconnections is perfectly known.
Alternatively, the intensity of the starlight can be monitored during occultation by the Moon, which produces diffraction fringes whose pattern depends on the angular diameter of the star.
This show was full of cheery sportswear and bright poppy prints, whose pattern naturally seeped from the dresses to shoes and bags.
Gunilla Klingberg, of Stockholm, has created a vast, Neo-Pop mandala in orange vinyl whose pattern consists of familiar commercial logos — Target, Kmart and others.
But a few clever prosecutors could use such laws to bring charges against people or firms in the financial services industry whose pattern of bad behavior played important roles in the collapse.
Like its title, Jill Sprecher's "Thirteen Conversations About One Thing" is both straightforward and enigmatic: four fables of modern urban dissatisfaction woven into a fabric whose pattern is enchantingly elusive.
13 Conversations About One Thing A collection of morose New Yorkers swirl around four fables of urban dissatisfaction woven into a fabric whose pattern is as enchantingly elusive as the one thing they are supposed to be talking about.
The fans rallied around the 60-year-old coach Larry Brown, whose pattern during a 29-year pro and college coaching career has been one of building bridges, burning bridges, then building a more impressive bridge.
