Sentences with phrase «irregular pattern»

They are likely to be pupils not attending school, with irregular patterns of attendance or at risk of exclusion.

Young infants will likely not be ready for timed naps and will sleep in irregular patterns.

They may be harder to soothe, cry often, and have irregular patterns of eating and sleeping.

The subtle irregular pattern on the marble is beautifully juxtaposed with the bold graphic pattern on the wall.

The subtle irregular pattern on the marble is beautifully juxtaposed with the bold graphic pattern on the wall.

The following was cowritten with our go - to millennial, Sarah Marcantonio: Not only is it challenging for Generation X to understand the new When overall fire damage is limited and small or isolated irregular patterns are found, further exanimation should be conducted for supporting evidence of

The contractions may come at irregular patterns, and they may not help the cervix to dilate or efface, or do so only very slowly.

Irregular pattern along Main, Deford, Guinn, Church, College, Williams and Cook Sts.; also 410 and 506 Main St.; also roughly bounded by College St., Main St., Tennessee St., and Williams St.

The silvery - gray tones and irregular patterns recall barren terrain seen from the air.

Its sprayed - on lines swing along — up down and around, but in an unpredictable, wildly, and most enjoyable irregular pattern — like a lunatic ballet dancer or the music in a marching band on Oxycodone.

The resulting works brim with squares, rectangles, and lines arranged in delightfully irregular patterns and rendered in kaleidoscopic colors and gradients, so that they seem to jump from their fiber substrate.

The newspaper and news print stock elements are laid down in rough, irregular patterns over already painted surfaces on to which Windett again builds with active brushwork resulting in a unique physical presence.

Thomas Downing, like Anthony Caro, was a great explorer of forms and movement, and this untitled painting on canvas of repeat dot irregular patterns is historically a fascinating picture when you consider it was executed prior to 1960, over forty years before Yayoi Kusuma's overall dot paintings and Damien Hirst's recent massive spot paintings.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a U.N. umbrella group of hundreds of experts, has noted an increasing trend in extreme weather events over the past 50 years and said irregular patterns are likely to intensify.

Perhaps the delivery of heated water into the deeper ocean is spatially distributed in a highly irregular pattern.

Hantaï began applying paint to folded canvasses, which — once the canvasses were unfolded and stretched — resulted in irregular patterns of bold color punctuated by strips of unprimed ground.

«Heat Cast» consists of a basic framework of a satellite communication system that is rendered linearly with infrared lights that gradually transmit heat and light energy in irregular patterns.

When overall fire damage is limited and small or isolated irregular patterns are found, further exanimation should be conducted for supporting evidence of

The whistleblower, who would only describe himself a 20 - year veteran of buy side firms, told CNBC that the manipulation he's seen through «irregular patterns» contributed to last week's market plunge.

It is a very large and relatively stable region, but we found an irregular pattern with rather abrupt changes in it.»

The entire length of remaining small bowel showed an irregular pattern of involvement with the process I had seen in two successive specimens of excised bowel.

Now imagine another set of numbers, dusted in an irregular pattern onto a plane.

Our heartbeats follow an irregular pattern that never quite repeats and that is unique to everyone.

These are events where the person experiences an alteration in their thoughts, they can lose sense of reality, hallucinate, become disorganized, irregular patterns of speech become present, as well as catatonic behaviour and other symptoms.

If you're wondering what «crushed velvet» means, it refers to a type of velvet material with an irregular pattern of nap going in different directions.

I love the irregular pattern of the gold leaf on the bottom of the egg that gives it such a fresh, modern vide.

The company has an irregular pattern of announcing dividend increases, but generally does so every 2 to 4 quarters.

A true brindle coat will appear mottled, blotchy, or striped, with two or three different colours throughout the coat, and the irregular pattern is distributed throughout the entire coat.

The viewer, cast in the role of Peeping Tom, is encouraged to reread the image — which has in turn been warped both by the irregular patterned glass and the artist's own interpretation.

Unusual colors and surfaces and irregular patterns of spare, abstract elements are attributes of his paintings.

The first and most unusual aspect of Caro at Chatsworth is that it is there: 15 outstanding sculptures by Sir Anthony Caro, placed in an irregular pattern around the formal 950ft early - 18th - century Canal Pond, situated facing the southern vista...

Combining fractal repetition and order with sporadic shapes and irregular patterns she draws upon the systematic chaos of flora.

The catalogue remarked that «with its irregular pattern of sponges interrupting the otherwise seamless blue canvas, it alludes to the fantasies of other, unearthly territories...»

A dramatic increase in scale has the effect, in person, of capturing the eye in a roiling sea of unrelenting, irregular pattern.

In pieces like Pink Smoke and Blue Haze, an all - over but irregular pattern of loopy lines creates a fog obscuring the picture plane.

Whitney's paintings follow a highly sophisticated and irregular pattern, developed to allow for the coinciding, booming resonances of discrete color to cross and connect in a deeply affecting harmony that is never resolved.

Through a controlled painting process, she turns portraits or still lifes into graphic schemes, applying a «skin» of irregular pattern — herringbone, fluid grids, or polka dots — in contrasting or complementary colors.

Ms. Thomas made her late works by brushing on one small block of color at a time until she had filled the canvas or most of it with her irregular patterns, as in «Iris, Tulips, Jonquils, and Crocuses» (1969), in which vertical sequences of patches in deep blue, yellow, red and orange create a syncopating rhythm.

Free flowing and eccentric, the materials are honeycombed together in irregular patterns that emphasize their humbleness as much as elevate their formal potential.

In some of Doig's best - known works, views of buildings are interrupted by foliage, which creates an irregular pattern across the surface of the painting.

The tops (pictured) and jackets have felted details which make scrunchy, irregular patterns, along with embroidery.

You know moss grows and covers things in an irregular pattern, so this seemed more realistic to me.