Sentence examples for a regular path from inspiring English sources

For this kind of pattern, results show that for the bracing angle of 75.96° and higher, buildings stiffness is not varying in a regular path with the further increase of bracing angle.

The experimental protocol is based on manual tracking of a target moving on a regular path (eight-shaped path), thus combining continuity with a robust spatio-temporal constraint (the so called power law that links speed and trajectory [18]).

For most measurements, circular dichroism spectra measurements were performed using a regular-path-length cell (0.1 cm), whose use was restricted to between 205 and 260 nm and yielded essentially equivalent spectra and secondary-structure estimations.

In special cases, it turns out that the classical BSDE (without the Young integral) is solved with a Z that is a quite regular path in time, and one could hope for something similar for the "rough" BSDE.

We can do this by relying on our observation that all books follow a well defined, regular path in selling copies including the timing of the peak sales, exceptions being rare.

Given that all participants exhibited regularity in their search path, we were unable to explore whether a regular search path predicted higher accuracy or not.

The localization errors may result in some empty cells or some deviations form the regular path of a packet in HexDD.

In a recent paper (Ma and Wang, 2009), it was found that the limit curve corresponding to a regular edge path of a Loop subdivision surface reduces to a uniform cubic B-spline curve (CBSC) under a degeneration condition.

Although any curve on a Loop surface corresponding to a regular edge path is usually a piecewise quartic polynomial curve, it is found that the curve can be reduced to a single cubic B-spline curve under certain constraints of the local control vertices.

After rising a small distance, the smoke usually changes to turbulent flow, as it eddies and swirls from its regular path.

The regular path is due to some important biasing elements.