Sentence examples for between a given point from inspiring English sources

With bicubic interpolation, a linearized relationship between a given point and the anchor points, denoted with matrix H, can be easily estimated.

Hefzy et al. investigated the resulting changes in distance between a given point for the femoral and the tibial attachment of an ACL graft [62].

This paper presents a new form of quartic equation based on Lagrange's extremum law and a Groebner basis under the constraint that the geodetic height is the shortest distance between a given point and the reference ellipsoid.

Acceleration was calculated as the change in speed between a given point and the previous sequential point.

Sidereal time is expressed as the difference between a given point in the sky relative to the point in the sky representing the vernal (March) equinox.

We find r using simulations whereas e is found using graph theoretic approach as follows: We model the MANET as a graph in which vertices are the mobile nodes and the edges denote the availability of a direct wireless link between nodes at a given point in time.

Consequently, the angle between two vectors at a given point is invariant under parallel transport if and only if both vectors are transported along the same path.

This seems to be supported by the clinical data, if there is any relationship between the surviving LSC population at a given point in time and the amount of Philadelphia-positive cells and BCR ABL levels found at that time.

It seems that the difference between in and out responses at a given point in time would provide a much more robust measure of the impact of the motion stimulus, and by that measure, there would likely be a significant difference between conditions.

In order to facilitate the fabrication of the device, the material at a given point is chosen between two materials with highly different conductivity.

In two dimensions, the radius of curvature at a given point on the curve may be calculated as the ratio of the change in arc length (ds) to the change in the angle of a line tangent to the curve (dθ) between 2 points adjacent to the given point [ Figs. 2(c), 2(d)] [ 28, 29].