grid pattern
collocation in Englishmeaningsofgridandpattern
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grid
noun[C]
uk/ɡrɪd/us/ɡrɪd/
a pattern or structure made from horizontal and vertical lines crossing each other to ...
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pattern
adjective[before noun]
used in compounds to refer to the way in which a particular type of hair loss occurs, affecting mainly the top and front of ...
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(Definition ofgridandpatternfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofgrid pattern
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These arrays usually have a squaregridpatternof 256 electrodes that cover an area of 2.8 by 2.8 mm.
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His works are generally based upon agridpatternthat is interrupted by lyrical passages.
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The streets were dirt, but orderly and platted ingridpattern.
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Measurements of voltage potential are taken using a dipole probe in agridpatternthroughout the surface of the survey area.
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In the stripcropped treatment, four samples were collected each from wheat strips (till) and from alfalfa strips (no-till) in agridpattern.
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Thirty-five holes are drilled into the board in agridpattern; each hole has a nickel-plated neodymium iron boron disc inserted into it.
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Thegridpatternwas printed on the underside of the glass slide.
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Composed of hundreds of miniature histologic tissue cores taken from patient tumors and arrayed in agridpattern, tissue microarrays have great potential for automation.
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Seedlings were planted in agridpattern, 75 cm apart, and at least 1.5 m from the gap edges.
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Thirty-five nickel-plated neodymium discs are embedded within the thickness of the resin in the samegridpatternas the discs in the floor slab.
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Note: the top of the cube has nogridpattern, as the intent space was computed in the previous step.!
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It may be the mix of the rigour of thegridpatterncombined and contrasted with the freedom of the clues.
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After the xylene had evaporated, the paper was peeled away, transferring thegridpatternonto the glass slide.
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This was done by printing thegridpattern, comprised of fine dotted lines, on a piece of paper using a laserjet printer.
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Evaluation ofgridpatternphotocoagulation for macular oedema in central vein occlusion.
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The town retains the medievalgridpatternof streets and back lanes.
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The effect can still be seen today by thegridpatternof its streets.
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Scrim is a loose weave or lattice of strands, typically bonded where they cross to maintain thegridpattern.
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Despite being in a suburban part of the city, due to its older history, the neighbourhood is set up with agridpatternof streets.
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