Sentence examples for Fundamental figures from inspiring English sources

Ornamental designs in local artwork, those of the American Indians, for example, frequently have a symbolical meaning and embody fundamental figures, such as the straight line, circle, rectangle, rhombus, or ellipse.

Why has it taken so long to recognise him in this way?Pissarro has been somewhat eclipsed, despite being a fundamental figure in Impressionism.

Juba's incorporation and mastery of several styles of dance made him a fundamental figure in the development and evolution of American tap dance.

Another fundamental figure of merit is accuracy.

The PCP is a fundamental figure in fracture risk management.

The observed effect of pyridine treatment onto the phonon spectra lies generally in the broadening and upwards shift of the main phonon band at approximately 170 cm-1 and its overtones, as well as reduction of the intensity ratio of the overtones to fundamental (Figure 6).

Paired with his charismatic stage presence, Ahn is seen as a fundamental figure in Seoul's dance and performance scene.

These observations could represent a shift either in the fundamental (Figure 1B) or realized niches (Figure 1C).

We have fabricated and characterized novel multilayer thin-film phantoms for system-independent assessment of OCT axial resolution characteristics, thus enabling the determination of the axial CTF, a fundamental figure of merit of imaging systems.

We have fabricated and characterized initial phantoms for assessment of the OCT depth of field measured parallel to the optical axis, thus contributing to the determination of the axial resolution, a fundamental figure-of-merit of imaging systems.

As expected, the nonlinear parameter has no impact on the fundamental image (Figure 2a), but the pressure of the second harmonic field significantly increases in the region where β is higher (Figure 2b). Figure 2 Evolution of the pressure obtained in simulation for inhomogeneous nonlinear medium.