Sentences with phrase «patterns emerge from»

You state: Steig et al themselves did not appear to realize that Chladni patterns emerge from spatially autocorrelated time series, a peril known for many years («Castles in the Air») but apparently forgotten by Steig et al and the Nature reviewers.

Steig et al themselves did not appear to realize that Chladni patterns emerge from spatially autocorrelated time series, a peril known for many years («Castles in the Air») but apparently forgotten by Steig et al and the Nature reviewers.

The new study was possible in part because Cassini has been in orbit around Saturn long enough to obtain the large number of observations required to see subtle patterns emerge from the day - to - day variations in weather.

When taking into account all these kinds of factors, sometimes patterns emerge from cancer registry data that are invisible in the vagueness of the big picture; and sometimes patterns that seem significant on face value disappear.

Abstract, geometric shapes and patterns emerge from this creative process, interspersed with disorganized snatches of words and phrases whose original meaning is supplanted by the aesthetic properties of the whole.

After a while patterns emerge from the mirrored, incidental skids of paint.

Through an intuitive and experimental process of working and overlaying, abstract forms and patterns emerge from lush, muted layers of color, creating a kind of visual conversation or maybe even a psychological portrait.

Through an intuitive and experimental process of working and overlaying, abstract forms and patterns emerge from lush, muted layers of colour, creating a kind of visual conversation or maybe even a psychological portrait.

As a longtime health reporter, I see new diet studies just about every week, and I've noticed a few patterns emerge from the data.

Often, those spectacular collective patterns emerge from individual group members using simple rules in their interactions, without requiring global knowledge of their group.

but saying that he can get really predicable most summers once you see a pattern emerge from previous windows.

So a pattern emerging from connections among mathematical objects can reflect the spreading and deepening weirdness inherent in the exploration of math outward from any starting point.

The mixed picture of state spending patterns emerges from a report issued today that expands on information contained in the 2012 edition of the biennial Science and Engineering Indicators released in February.

Familiar crowd patterns emerged from the new simulations: people walking on an on - coming collision course veer well in advance, but people traveling in the same direction tend to walk close together.

Another pattern emerged from the data: With the addition of each flexible trip, the number of possible trip sequence configurations increased exponentially, but the number of configurations actually used did not increase by much, if at all.

A common pattern emerged from those who are successful at weight maintenance after losing weight.

A polka dot pattern emerges from the burnout chiffon construction of this chic blouse from Nine West that lends a whimsical touch to your tailored separates.

It is the mismatch of stereotypes that provides much of the comedy: Chris's best friend with his, mostly, improvised dialogue and the septuagenarian diction and speech patterns emerging from the servants and hat man who interact all too briefly with our hero at the party mixes absurdity with blackly comic moments that delight and add the right amount of quirky fear to the formula.

Patterns emerging from PLC minutes can guide the work of a school leadership team.

The book crystallizes the successful practices and patterns emerging from these top performers and then «takes the gloves off» to contrast the efforts of high - achieving countries with current reform thinking in the U.S....

What similarities and differences do you find among the patterns emerging from the two classes?

After a few minutes you can almost feel rich textiles, constellations and cloud - like patterns emerging from the mesmerizing layers of thick color.

The cascading flurry of paper patterns emerging from origami pipes suspended from the gallery ceiling will tell the story of a community ensnared in a five - year drought, but is still hopeful for a reemergence of vegetation.

A familiar pattern emerges from all the data.

What is done in science when alternative theories are proposed is to compare them and see which of the two better reproduces the dynamical patterns emerging from the data.

A pattern emerging from recent paleoclimatologic studies suggests that the climatic effects of eccentricity, precession, and axial tilt have been amplified during cool phases of the Cenozoic, whereas they have been dampened during warm phases.

Patterns emerged from the data that provided a foundation for analysis and clarification of the integrated model in terms of TF.

NEW JERSEY — CBRE reports that while office market leasing and renewals have been slow for the first half of 2012 in N.J., there may be patterns emerging from the data, which will help to plan for the remainder of the...

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The pattern of start - ups emerging stronger from a downturn seems to hold.

As you examine your list in this way, patterns will start to emerge from the data.

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Definite patterns of structure and behavior emerge from the mutual influence thereby restricting the larger range of activity to a narrower ensemble compatible with the established interactions.

No uniform pattern emerges, but the variety will be a source of ferment as the Holiness and Pentecostal churches continue to assert themselves and to emerge from isolation to claim a significant place among other churches of Christendom.

They are what Whitehead called the «more abstract things» which emerge from the more concrete things» (PR 30), the former being universals, or more accurately, patterns of eternal objects which it is the task of philosophy to explain, or in Whitehead's more empirical manner of expression, to describe.

A decentered Whiteheadian vision suggests a world where larger and larger patterns of meaning and order emerge gradually, fitfully, and unevenly from the churning multiplicity of value centers constituted by the sophisticated occasions regnant in living organisms.

And so from the pages of the New Testament there emerges this pattern of similarity within the transcendent dissimilarity of God, who is semper maior, always greater than what we know of Him.

The pattern which this visionary sees in the history of Israel is analogous to an enormous cloud that has emerged from «a very great sea... full of waters white and black» (53:1).

In the last ten years of his life, Wach was often mistakenly thought to be in the camp of the second approach to comparative religion at Chicago, which necessitated his stating repeatedly that while the philosophy of religion applies an abstract philosophical idea of what religion is to the data of empirical, historical studies, the history of religions begins with the investigation of religious phenomena, from which, it is hoped, a pattern of «meaning» will emerge.

They will also be expected to adapt or create new forms of ritualized expression from existing or emerging patterns» e.g., ancient rites of initiation, the current rites of Baptism, Bar Mitzvah» a new or adapted rite based on these models.

The idea that modern behavior patterns are immoral emerges directly from the fundamentalist reading of the Scriptures.

One thing is clear, a year from now there will be a very different patterns and models of crime and community safety emerging across England and Wales.

From your story today on P Kennedy, to Chris Dodd, to many other congressional and senatorial races, even the obama race, a pattern has emerged.

When we look at the numbers an interesting pattern emerges: a lifetime of tweed - like corruption and graft passed on from the previous generation vis - à - vis disgraced former Queensboro President Donald Manes.

Such a substance could one day have medical uses, and may help to explain how patterns can emerge from chaos.

«One of the most interesting patterns that have emerged from this study is that the same mRNAs with different tails are found in different tissues.

This pattern of cross-infection from animals to humans is par for the course in emerging infectious disease.

«When seen from this perspective,» writes Orús, «one would say that geometry (and gravity) seems to emerge from local patterns of entanglement in quantum many - body states.»

Instead what emerges from experiments with surgical and medical castration is a more complex pattern of cause and effect.

With every assertion and counterclaim, a pattern emerges, one that is not far different from the one that Scientific American reported two weeks after the ship went down.

Poring over divorce filings for counties throughout Washington, they began noticing variations from month to month and were startled to see a pattern emerge.