It seems that you asked for a "brief information" about "PATTERN". Unfortunately, the term "PATTERN" is very general and can refer to many things, such as mathematical formulas, design patterns in computer science, patterns on fabrics, etc.
Pattern Coloring Pages
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This picture has a very interesting pattern and it is not one of the easiest because it contains a lot of elements to color. While painting, you need to focus and...
Frame with patterns
Coloring books with such patterns can be framed and hung on the wall or placed on the dresser. It will be a perfect addition to the interior and we can...
With the words be kind
This coloring book contains not only a lot of patterns, but also inscriptions. The largest of them-be kind-can be seen immediately, due to its...
Rectangle in patterns
The rectangle you see in the picture is quite an easy coloring book due to the fact that it has large elements to color. It will certainly be easier to make it...
Difficult in flowers
The coloring book depicts flowers, but they are not ordinary, because they have different patterns. This coloring book, thanks to the fact that it has so many patterns, will definitely not...
Square with patterned circle
This picture is ideal to start your adventure with coloring such drawings. Coloring such patterns teaches us patience and concentration. It is also possible to get by...
For the very advanced in patterns
The patterns you see in the picture are definitely for advanced people who color such pictures. There are lots of little...
In patterns for big kids
If you are looking for a unique coloring book that will require more work and time, you have come to the perfect place! The picture shows a variety of patterns...
Cat in patterns
In the picture you can see a large cat that has all sorts of patterns on it. This allows you to use many colors that...
Two hoses wrapped together
The two snakes are extremely intertwined, and we can see various drawings on their skin. There are roses, Earth,...
Information
- Mathematical and Physical Formulas: In mathematics and physics, formulas are mathematical representations of relationships between different variables.
- Design Patterns (Design Patterns) in Computer Science.: These are solutions to common problems in software design. Design patterns help keep code clean and flexible.
- Patterns in Art and Fashion: In these areas, patterns refer to organized repetitions of shapes, colors and textures in a work of art or fashion design.
- Behavioral Patterns in Psychology: These are repetitive behaviors, thoughts or feelings that may be noticeable in an individual's life.
- Patterns in Biology: In biology, patterns can refer to organized repetitions of structures at different levels of biological organization, such as the symmetry of organisms.
Trivia
- Fractals: Fractals are patterns that repeat indefinitely on smaller and smaller scales. An example is the Mandelbrot curve. These mathematical shapes show incredible complexity and are used in computer graphics and natural science research.
- Singleton design patterns: In computer science, the Singleton design pattern ensures that a class has only one instance and provides a way to access its global reference point.
- Sea and Desert: Dunes in the desert and waves at sea are examples of natural patterns created by the interaction of wind and water.
- Peacock coat: Peacock feathers have amazing mesh patterns that evolved as a way to attract a mate through the process of natural selection.
- Barcode: It's a set of lines of different thicknesses representing data that can be read by a scanner. It's a common pattern that has changed commerce around the world.
- Symmetry in nature: Many organisms, including humans, exhibit bilateral symmetry, meaning that halves of their bodies are mirror images of each other.
- Design Pattern Observer: In programming, the Observer design pattern defines a one-to-many relationship between objects so that when one object changes state, all its dependent objects are notified and automatically updated.
- Platonic bodies: These are five geometric solids that have the same number of equal faces meeting at each vertex. In ancient Greece, they were considered the basic shapes that made up the universe.
- Golden division: It is a mathematical pattern that occurs in many aspects of nature, art and architecture. It is a relationship that is often seen as aesthetically pleasing to the human eye.
- Patterns in the snow: Each snowflake is unique, but all have hexagonal symmetry. They are formed by sublima
