Sentence examples for as two coordinates from inspiring English sources

For this, we assume that any location of a ship can be expressed as two coordinates (X, Y).

Even on a global map, however, the isolines of the two variables do not at all run in parallel and west-east everywhere, but in some regions they deviate from each other by up to 90° so that, in theory, they could be used there as two coordinates (Fig. 1 ).

The full topology in Fig. 5 shows the centroids (triamterene molecules) can be described as seven coordinate and the structure extends in two directions [100] and [01−1] to form a sheet in the plane (011).

On interpreting chemical reactions of organic molecules as changes in two coordinates (mutual information and dispersion energy for electronic messages, reduced in terms of constituent ethane units) one can calculate distances between molecules (state points).

Novel chiral hybrid ligands containing an unsymmetrical spiro[4.5]decane skeleton with isoxazole and isoxazoline as the two coordinating units have been synthesized.

As mentioned previously in Figs. 1 and 2 also depicts the disaggregation of (xi) into two components, (xi_{{b_{text{1}} }}) and (xi_{{b_{text{2}} }}), as visually specified in the two coordinates.

We show that both procedures correspond to introducing the time as two new coordinates.

Furthermore, by means of symmetric quadrature formulae of appropriate order, we propose a different but still equivalent formulation of the original non-autonomous problem that treats the time as two added coordinates of an enlarged differential system.

For two coordinates, and with measured values, we can determine the error in position measurement as.

To model the far wake, the problem is investigated in two coordinate systems, as depicted in Figure 2, a blade-fixed Cartesian coordinate system (x,y,z) and a plane-fixed coordinate system (X,Y,Z) on the rotor disk.

The inversion was performed simultaneously for the P- and S-velocity anomalies, as well as for the source parameters (three coordinates and origin time for each event) and station corrections.