Sentence examples for a set of uniformly from inspiring English sources

It's a gateway into another flashback to the Institute, as it's invaded by a set of uniformly white-shirted men who burn the organisation's books on a bonfire.

The problem of constructing a set of uniformly distributed points on the surface of a sphere, also known as the Thomson problem, has a long and interesting history, which dates back to J.J. Thomson in 1904.

In case that a set of uniformly strongly exposed points of a Banach space X is a norming subset of P nX), then the set of all strongly norm attaining elements in P nX) is dense.

Therefore, a deterministic scheme capable of generating efficiently and accurately a set of uniformly distributed points on the sphere has an important role to play in many scientific and engineering applications, not the least of which is to serve as an initial solution (with random perturbation) for the electrostatic repulsion scheme.

Inverted generational distance (IGD)  Let (P^*) be a set of uniformly distributed points on the Pareto front.

It is difficult for MOEA/D without normalization to find a set of uniformly distributed solutions over the entire Pareto front for such a many-objective test problem.

The basic data object in radR is the "scan", which is a matrix of integers representing the power received by the radar at a set of uniformly-spaced sample times within each pulse of a sequence evenly-spaced through the radar's rotation (see Figure 1).

A variant of the Thomson problem, which is about placing a set of points uniformly on the surface of a sphere, is that of generating uniformly distributed points on the sphere that are endowed with antipodal symmetry, i.e., if x is an element of the point set then −x is also an element of that point set.

First, we map all identity basis vectors {i k |k = 1,..., N} onto a set of angles uniformly distributed along a unit circle, {α k = (k - 1) * 2π/N|k = 1,..., N}.

We limit ourselves to point out that, as far as MIMO applications are concerned, the exact shape of the beam patterns is not of primary interest, a more useful objective being a set of beams uniformly arranged in the angular domain with small overlap on one another.

In order to demonstrate that the performance of the proposed joint estimator does not depend on the CFO value, the SNR is fixed at 15 dB and the CFO is varied in a set of 30 uniformly spaced values within the interval [−0.5,0.5].