Sentence examples for actual dimensional from inspiring English sources

With the help of representation (12) and designation x≡ε/|D|, it is possible to find out actual (dimensional) eigenvalues of energy: ε s (v, k) = |D| x s (v, k).

<img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0012185.e061.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> The First class P value, which is the most significant using different divisions in the vector dimensions, is the only reasonable measurement to scale the CNV differentiation between cases and controls, since we cannot predefine the actual dimensional division.

The well-documented sex difference in mental rotation favoring males has been shown to emerge only for 2-dimensional presentations of 3-dimensional objects, but not with actual 3-dimensional objects or with virtual reality presentations of 3-dimensional objects.

Furthermore, a generic finite element simulation was done to compare a plain strain assumption with an actual three dimensional state at the surface, and hence, evaluate if surface strains can be used to approximate the bulk strains.

The relationship between the actual three-dimensional specimen structure and the resultant two-dimensional image intensity distribution is developed using the multislice formalism.

The essential differences are displayed in Figure 2. The salient features of the atomic arrangements in amorphous solids (also called glasses), as opposed to crystals, are illustrated in the figure for two-dimensional structures; the key points carry over to the actual three-dimensional structures of real materials.

At the moment, VFI, as a two-dimensional (2D) technique, does not allow a precise comprehension of the actual three-dimensional (3D) shape of the streamline.

Actual three-dimensional block-designs based on Shepard and Metzler's (1971) abstract three-dimensional cubes were constructed.

The two-dimensional approximation used by these authors is therefore inadequate to model the complexities of the actual three-dimensional field.

"What we wanted was to play actual, three-dimensional people, not just the good-looking guy's mate," says Corden.

The result was a crude reduction of his imagery, and one that missed entirely the eerie mystery of actual, three-dimensional stage pieces flown and transformed.