The phrase "a smooth representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is presented in a clear, seamless, or polished manner, often in contexts like art, data visualization, or communication.
Example: "The artist's work offers a smooth representation of the landscape, capturing its beauty with effortless strokes."
Alternatives: "a seamless depiction" or "a polished illustration."
Moreover, the semigroup S has a smooth representation independent kernel and we derive bounds on the kernel and all its derivatives.
The level-set method has been recently introduced in the field of shape optimization, enabling a smooth representation of the boundaries on a fixed mesh and therefore leading to fast numerical algorithms.
We display the probabilities as a map by using relatively coarse binning (3.3 mV) as this increases pooled samples and reduces timing jitter, thereby giving a smooth representation of the recorded "input-output" dynamics (Figs. 2B C).
With refinements, dynamic programming nicely fills the missing gaps and gives a smooth representation of the lumen (Fig. 9B).
KDE methods are used to give a smooth representation of the intensity of a point process [ 29].
Using the model described in Section 2, our first goal is to estimate a smooth representation of gene expression dynamics based on the measured read counts.
An appropriate value of is chosen to produce a smoothed representation of stationary coefficients, keeping the variations of nonstationary (dynamic) coefficients still intensive.
In our study, the smoothing error was not included in the total error estimate, but the retrieved O3 profile is considered to be a smoothed representation of the true O3 profiles.
The model includes the well-defined branching structure of the largest villous tree branches, as well as a smoothed representation of the small terminal villi that comprise the placenta's gas exchange interfaces.
The position of the i th particle is denoted by the vector r i, i = 1, …, N. The SPH scheme is based on the idea that a smoothed representation A s (r) of the continuous function A(r) can be obtained from the convolution integral A s r = ∫ A r ′ W r − r ′, h d r ′.
The raw distribution is presented in Figure 4, left, while Figure 4, right, displays a smoothed representation of their spatial distribution after standardizing chromosomes to unit length and estimating the density of crossovers on all autosomes jointly.
