Since the level set function is continuous, the normal vector calculation is easy and accurate compared to a classic volume-of-fluid method, while tracking the volume fraction is essential for enforcing mass conservation.
Alan Lomax recorded hours of interviews with the New Orleans jazz composer Jelly Roll Morton in the 1930's, an early oral-history project that resulted in both a classic 12-volume set of recordings and a 1950 book, "Mister Jelly Roll," which remains one of the most influential works on early jazz.
As Rowe and Kahn noted in their classic volume [[ 1] p. 126]: "Fears of cognitive loss, and especially of Alzheimer's disease, are widespread among older people.
At 19, he edited in his spare time a chaotic heap of Bentham's papers to produce five classic volumes on British legal theory.
The classic first volume of Julia Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" enters the hardcover advice and how-to list at No. 1 this week — its first appearance on any Times list since it was published back in 1961.
The slender volume is a classic of animal literature for the refinement of its prose, its dry wit, and its close, unblinking attention to the subtleties of human-animal interaction.
In the first volume, Macaulay wrote a classic description of English life in 1685.
Would you buy your children a beautiful new volume of classic fairy tales this season?
In his early African years, Mr. Meredith writes, Rhodes was "often to be seen supervising black laborers while sitting on an upturned bucket reading a volume of the classics, deaf to the noise about him".
With its deeply moving poetic realism, this slim volume has endured as a classic portrait of American life.
The white paper is a classic example of a Gish Gallop – producing such a large volume of nonsense arguments that refuting all of them is too time-consuming.
