Sentence examples for a discrete surface from inspiring English sources
Our reconstruction method assumes that light is only reflected once by a discrete surface on the hidden object without inter-reflections within the object and without subsurface scattering.
In [14], the authors present an integration-based technique for computing principal curvatures and directions from a discrete surface.
If a gray-scale image is considered to be a discrete surface, where is the luminance in every point of the space, then a colour image is a hyper-surface in a 3-dimensional colour space.
R. Sauer (see the monograph [10]) has already remarked that a discrete surface's PQ property is analogous to the conjugate property of a smooth surface x ( u, v ), which reads det ( ∂ u x, ∂ v x, ∂ u v x ) = 0. (1).
These results indicate that a discrete surface of the urease complex is important for H. pylori persistence during gastric colonisation.
In this paper we present a particular discrete surface energy which is expressible in terms of curve energies, and thus particularly appropriate for digital elevation data smoothing with tolerance zone constraints.
Shape sensing, i.e., the reconstruction of the displacement field of a structure from some discrete surface strain measurements, is a fundamental capability for the structural health management of critical components.
We incorporate nonlinear surface tension forces with a formulation based on minimizing discrete surface area, and preserve the quality of triangular mesh elements through local remeshing operations.
The Cordovilla basin, located within the frontal thrust belt of the Betic Cordillera, SE Spain, is an elongated NW SE graben showing discrete surface rupture generated by Holocene paleoearthquake activity.
When the two I-V curves were compared, the Au-coated silica sphere array exhibited a relatively high slope because the discrete surface of Au somewhat degraded the electric conductivity.
A random planar map is a canonical model for a discrete random surface which is studied in probability, combinatorics, mathematical physics, and geometry.
