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A [[pattern]] is said to be '''extensible''' if arbitrarily large patterns of the same type can be made by repeating parts of the original pattern in a regular way. Common examples include the [[snake]], [[ship]], [[boat]], [[barge]] and [[barberpole]], among many others. | A [[pattern]] is said to be '''extensible''' if arbitrarily large patterns of the same type can be made by repeating parts of the original pattern in a regular way. Common examples include the [[snake]], [[ship]], [[boat]], [[barge]] and [[barberpole]], among many others. | ||
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|caption = The first six in the family of [[coiled snake]]s, extensions of the [[snake]]. The first two members are [[snake]] and [[snake siamese snake]]. | |||
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==See also == | ==See also == | ||
*[[Long]] | *[[Long]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:14, 1 July 2024
A pattern is said to be extensible if arbitrarily large patterns of the same type can be made by repeating parts of the original pattern in a regular way. Common examples include the snake, ship, boat, barge and barberpole, among many others.
| The first six in the family of coiled snakes, extensions of the snake. The first two members are snake and snake siamese snake. (click above to open LifeViewer) |
See also
External links
- Extensible at the Life Lexicon