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Insect Wings: Patterns upon patterns
Current Biology, 1994Butterfly wing patterns may be generated by an extra coordinate system superimposed on a basic wing-patterning system similar to that of the fruit-fly Drosophila melanogaster.
G, North, V, French
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Interactions, 2004
Design patterns enable people to envision the future: not only developers, but all stakeholders.
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Design patterns enable people to envision the future: not only developers, but all stakeholders.
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IEEE Software, 2003
Patterns provide a mechanism for rendering design advice in a reference format. Software design is a massive topic, and when faced with a design problem, one must be able to focus on something as close to the problem as you can get. Patterns can help by trying to identify common solutions to recurring problems.
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Patterns provide a mechanism for rendering design advice in a reference format. Software design is a massive topic, and when faced with a design problem, one must be able to focus on something as close to the problem as you can get. Patterns can help by trying to identify common solutions to recurring problems.
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Current Opinion in Genetics & Development, 1991
In recent years, flower development has emerged as a model system for studying pattern formation in plants. Homeotic mutants with an altered pattern of floral organs have been found in many species. Recently, several of the floral homeotic genes have been isolated; and the mechanisms underlying pattern formation during flower development are beginning ...
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In recent years, flower development has emerged as a model system for studying pattern formation in plants. Homeotic mutants with an altered pattern of floral organs have been found in many species. Recently, several of the floral homeotic genes have been isolated; and the mechanisms underlying pattern formation during flower development are beginning ...
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Biological Cybernetics, 1987
Conservative patterns dominate the pattern formation of systems governed by competition and limited resources. Using a simple mechanical model the principle of marginal stability, period doubling in space, the existence of conserved values and relations to biological pattern formation are discussed.
Hübler, A., Lüscher, E.
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Conservative patterns dominate the pattern formation of systems governed by competition and limited resources. Using a simple mechanical model the principle of marginal stability, period doubling in space, the existence of conserved values and relations to biological pattern formation are discussed.
Hübler, A., Lüscher, E.
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Nature, 1995
As participants at Nature's conference "Patterns of Life" (Boston, 9–10 November) found, moves to different organisms and even to biochemistry are helping to sustain the drive to understand how different body plans develop.
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As participants at Nature's conference "Patterns of Life" (Boston, 9–10 November) found, moves to different organisms and even to biochemistry are helping to sustain the drive to understand how different body plans develop.
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, 2009 Pattern matching is comparing two patterns in order to determine whether they match (i.e., that they are the same) or do not match (i.e., that they differ). Pattern matching is the core procedure of theory-testing with cases. Testing consists of matching an “observed pattern” (a pattern of measured values) with an “expected pattern” (a hypothesis), and
Hak, A., Dul, J.
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2007
Cell adhesion, migration and differentiation depend on a complex interaction between a cell and its microenvironment. A three-dimensional (3D) topographic substrate provides an invaluable tool to understand this interaction. Here, we present three distinct techniques to pattern a surface having 2-D and 3-D topographies to study cell behavior. The three
Tsai, IY, Crosby, AJ, Russell, TP
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Cell adhesion, migration and differentiation depend on a complex interaction between a cell and its microenvironment. A three-dimensional (3D) topographic substrate provides an invaluable tool to understand this interaction. Here, we present three distinct techniques to pattern a surface having 2-D and 3-D topographies to study cell behavior. The three
Tsai, IY, Crosby, AJ, Russell, TP
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