patterning

/pat-er-ning/US // ˈpæt ər nɪŋ //

图案化,图案,图形化,图案设计

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a design or decoration formed by the creative arrangement or formation of patterns.
- : the following of a specific pattern of movement, as in a dance or exercise: the floor patterning of a folk dance.
- : a system of physical therapy in which a pattern of specific movements is practiced or imposed regularly as a way of improving, restoring, or stimulating muscular coordination, especially in brain-damaged or disabled persons.

noundesign, motif

Forms: patterned, patterns

Synonyms

Damselfish species can indeed recognize differences in patterning that is invisible to the human eye.
Out of this “awesome collaboration of materials, technologies and skills,” said Sylvia Olsen, author of “Working With Wool,” a book about Cowichan knitting, Coast Salish women created their own distinctive patterning and an industry.
We now learn that it has also a definite feeling for patterning on the level of grammatical formation.
If there is, the old patterning of sounds can be kept intact only by shifting the old b, d, g sounds in some way.
There was a slight increase of heraldic ornament, and a certain amount of foreign diaper patterning on the clothes.
The patterning also varies, occasionally straw of a different colour (black or brown) being introduced.
The patterning of the life after its ideal is most seriously undertaken, even to imitation of personal mannerisms.

/pat-er-ning/US // ˈpæt ər nɪŋ //

图案化,图案,图形化,图案设计

n.名词 noun

1
- : a design or decoration formed by the creative arrangement or formation of patterns.
- : the following of a specific pattern of movement, as in a dance or exercise: the floor patterning of a folk dance.
- : a system of physical therapy in which a pattern of specific movements is practiced or imposed regularly as a way of improving, restoring, or stimulating muscular coordination, especially in brain-damaged or disabled persons.

noundesign, motif

Forms: patterned, patterns

Synonyms

Damselfish species can indeed recognize differences in patterning that is invisible to the human eye.
Out of this “awesome collaboration of materials, technologies and skills,” said Sylvia Olsen, author of “Working With Wool,” a book about Cowichan knitting, Coast Salish women created their own distinctive patterning and an industry.
We now learn that it has also a definite feeling for patterning on the level of grammatical formation.
If there is, the old patterning of sounds can be kept intact only by shifting the old b, d, g sounds in some way.
There was a slight increase of heraldic ornament, and a certain amount of foreign diaper patterning on the clothes.
The patterning also varies, occasionally straw of a different colour (black or brown) being introduced.
The patterning of the life after its ideal is most seriously undertaken, even to imitation of personal mannerisms.