Sentence examples for a set of localized from inspiring English sources
The power spectrum of the localized NGDC720 model (red crosses) up to degree 360 is based on a set of localized spherical harmonic coefficients obtained via Eq. (6) from localized Slepian coefficients that were developed by Eq. (7) from the global set of spherical harmonics.
The latter is a set of localized, real-space-based orthogonal functions that allow for a systematic, multi-resolution description.
The method uses a collocation approach based on a set of localized functions, called "little sinc functions", which are used to discretize two-dimensional regions.
The non-stationary portion of the pressure data is isolated and decomposed into a set of localized basis functions using wavelet transform techniques.
The method is applied to a percussion instrument –the steelpan –by treating the instrument as a set of localized vibrators where each vibrator consists of a vibrating shallow shell.
The Multiscale Finite Volume (MsFV) method offers a framework to couple fine- and coarse-scale features by solving a set of localized problems which are used both to define a coarse-scale problem and to reconstruct the fine-scale details of the flow.
You can also set up other rules and associate them with specific languages — for example, attaching an important piece of localized information to every request.
The distribution of the vertical leakage coefficient is determined by inverting the hydraulic head at a set of wells localized in the semi-confined aquifer.
Proposed a point centric way for deep learning on 3D point clouds with kernel point convolution (KPConv) where we define a convolution kernel as a set of spatially localized and deformable points.
G6Pase activity appears to be conferred by a set of proteins localized to the endoplasmic reticulum, including a glucose-6-phosphate translocase, a G6Pase phosphohydrolase or catalytic subunit, and glucose and inorganic phosphate transporters in the endoplasmic reticulum membrane.
Thus each L i contains a set of proteins localized to the same cellular component--i.e., they are annotated by the same informative GO term.
