Sentence examples for a manifold from inspiring English sources

A deckhand tied the ship off while another hooked its hoses to a manifold.

It's an unusual film in the Ozu canon and a manifold delight on its own.

The burden of proof is a manifold and somewhat ambiguous concept in the law of evidence.

When we choose a metric on a manifold we determine the spectrum of the Laplace operator.

To summarise, a manifold is a strange (possibly high-dimensional) shape that can be described by a set of equations.

These basic aspects were the existence in nature of a manifold of different forms and of continuous change.

First: a group of mathematicians know as topologists started looking at what happens if you draw shapes on a manifold.

In the modern theory one imagines a space (usually a manifold) made up of overlapping coordinatized pieces.

(A manifold, also known as the state space or phase space, is the multidimensional analog of a curved surface).

In 1911 he established his theorems on the invariance of the dimension of a manifold under continuous invertible transformations.

A space can be endowed with various kinds of geometric structures: a real differentiable structure describes a manifold, a complex structure describes a complex manifold, and a Riemannian structure describes a manifold together with a metric.