stroke patternの例文

• This narrowed the possibility for erroneous input, although memorization of the stroke patterns did increase the learning curve for the user.
• A three-stroke pattern known in Cuban music as cell in sub-Saharan African music traditions and the music of the African Diaspora.
• These unveiled statistical differences in the depth and shapes of the grooves, variations interpreted as stroke patterns from more than one carver.
• :: : : : If you're sure it's the same fly, then note that fly wings can follow many different stroke patterns, depending on the maneuver.
• "Limacina helicina " possesses a pair of flexible, wing-like appendages called parapodia which it beats in a complex 3D stroke pattern which resembles the wing kinematics of flying insects.
• N Nb _ W [ 誰 meaning " character lookup method by upper and lower shape " describes how each character is assigned a four-digit ( or optional five-digit ) code number according to the stroke patterns in their top left and bottom right corners.
• As exponent of Misrabani, Ragini has worked towards understanding and practice of technique and style involving a new form of " Gatkari " ( rhythmic stroke patterns ) in " Vilambit Jhoomara Tal ", " Vilambit Jhap Tal " and " Madhya-laya Ada Char Tal ".
• With the taut yellow ball bobbing in front of his chin and in between the stroke patterns of either arm, he leads the fast break, sets up the offense and passes to a teammate on the perimeter ( shooting guard ) for a shot, or inside to the 2-meter man ( center ) for a close-in shot.
• The result showed the ornaments of the stone were most likely cut by an experienced master ( deep grooves, regular stroke pattern ) and a less proficient apprentice ( more shallow grooves, irregular strokes ), while the cross shape might very well have been added after the stone was erected ( when the weight of the mason tools quickly makes the cutting awkward ).