To make or design (anything) by, from, or after, something that serves as a pattern; to copy; to model; to imitate.
The repeating pattern of frequencies and an anchor date that identifies a valid timestamp for the first element in the pattern. For example, if the frequency is set to day, the pattern can define which days of the week are included in the calendar.
1. can be a random or repeating design. 2. Also the name given to the templates used for cutting out pieces of fabrics for textile products.
A set of repeated motions that form a design
A design that can be repeated across the desktop as a decoration.
A figure of line(s), colors, and/or shading that repeats itself, or repeats the line(s), colors, and/or shading of another figure, either really visible to, or imagined by, the perceptor of such pattern. Such figures can be artificed or can exist without the intent or manufacture of a cunning and skilled being.
Form or model proposed for imitation; an arrangement of corresponding or repeated parts.
Children´s books that are easy to read because of a pattern of repeated words or phrases. Even if a child does not know all of the words in the book, the pattern enables the child to memorize parts and ´read´ along. Pattern books provide success and motivation for young readers.
a model considered worthy of imitation; "the American constitution has provided a pattern for many republics"
plan or create according to a model or models
a codified, repeatable solution to a common problem
a consistent and well defined behavior that is identified in the set of events represented in the behavioral model
a design that repeats at regular intervals, like wallpaper
an abstraction that is frequently repeated in a design domain, it can be considered as a typical solution to a common problem
an exact scale diagram that you can use to make a full-scale template
an original or model of something created for the purpose of imitation
a picture file which KDE uses as a template to draw your background
a reapeated motif, a design, a template
a repeated drawing or shape
a sequence of behaviour that repeats through time such that if the first part of the sequence occurs the second part of the sequence can be predicted
a specific number of blinks that is repeated until the router is turned off
a template of such a set of relationships
a word with a function, which is in the template
Pattern is an element of design and consists of an orderly or random repeated design.
A construct that defines a condition that every node either satisfies or does not satisfy. Used as XPath expressions in XSLT elements such as xsl:template.
A principle of design where an element or combination of elements are repeated in a planned way.
a pre-planned melodic figure, repeated at different pitch levels. Something played automatically by the fingers without much thought. Reliance on patterns is the hallmark of a weak player.
A template. Pattern objects are also known as patterns.
1. Any artistic design (sometimes serving as a model for imitation). 2. Any composition with a repeated element and/or design, most often these are varied,and produce interconnections and obvious directional movement. Pattern: planned or random repetitions of colors, lines, values, and textures to create patterns. Pattern uses the art elements in planned or random repetitions to enhance surfaces of paintings or sculptures. Patterns often occur in nature, and artists use similar repeated motifs to create pattern in their work. Pattern increases visual excitement by enriching surface interest.
An element of design that refers to repeated shapes or forms.
Refers generally to the elements repeated in the design of a quilt, and a particular quilt pattern typically has one or more names. The term is also used more specifically to refer to the set of templates (often paper or cardboard) with which the individual pieces of cloth are cut to form a particular patchwork design.
A design that is either woven into a textile or applied after weaving using dyes or printing. Top page Pattern repeat The length and width of a single unit of a design that is repeated to create a pattern.
A Pattern is a form, template, or model (or, more abstractly, a set of rules) which can be used to make or to generate things or parts of a thing, especially if the things that are generated have enough in common for the underlying pattern to be inferred or discerned, in which case the things are said to exhibit the pattern.
A design printed on wallpaper that is repeated. Also refers to the number assigned to the design in a sample book.
A model, plan or rule, using words or variables, to describe a set of shapes or numbers that repeat in a predictable way.
A representative sample that shows a regular, recognizable way that something is done or is changing. Patterns usually show repeated acts, events or other characteristics of a person, group, process or society. For example, the move from vinyl records to CDs and then to MP3 players shows a pattern of people moving from analog to digital technologies.
An established shape or design used as a model. When duplicating with the routing system, the pattern is the paper design used in layingout the plywood or masonite template that guides your fixture blank during the fixture-making process.
A design created by the regular repeated arrangement of elements in a composition.
Characteristic(s) observed in one item that may be repeated in similar or identical manners in other items.
Anything repeated in a predictable combination.
A paper, card or thin sheet metal template from which the glass pieces are cut.
A design (geometric) or sequence (numeric or algebraic) that is predictable because some aspect of it repeats. Examples: Numeric pattern that adds 3s:4, 7, 10, 13, ...Algebraic pattern that adds one to the multiple:x, x2, x3,... Spirals in a cactus. Geometric Designs.
An arrangement of services that collectively model a communication path from sender to receiver. Patterns support the modeling of communication between software and hardware, hardware and software, software and software, or hardware and hardware. Pattern Plating
Any configuration on a price chart that has been repeated in the past, and is expected to continue into the future.
1. Template for reproducing a design onto another surface, in exact detail. 2. A model or design.