Sentence examples for boundary distance from inspiring English sources

We remark that simplicity of a compact manifold with boundary can be determined from the boundary distance function.

We proceed to define in more detail the scattering relation and its relation with the boundary distance function.

The motion energy is effective in textured regions while the boundary energy mainly operates in homogeneous one according to a boundary distance map.

The algorithm works with various limited sensing models, such as depth-limited boundary distance sensor, quadridirectional depth sensor, depth-limited gap sensor, and depth-limited radially-bounded depth senor.

R. Michel conjectured in [129] that simple manifolds are boundary distance rigid, that is d g determines g uniquely up to an isometry which is the identity on the boundary.

The scattering relation and the boundary distance function are determined by the singularities of the DN map associated to the wave equation for the Laplace-Beltrami operator, the so-called hyperbolic (or dynamic) Dirichlet-to-Neumann map [201].

Then the boundary distances of each monomer in a binary complex can be plotted against each other to give an overall order-disorder prediction for the complex.

With the help of boundary-distance maps, algorithms are investigated to generate evenly distributed spiral curves on the surface.

Evaluating the boundary-distance function at the coordinates given by the medial axis transform as (2) CWT = D B MAT x, y yields a measurement of cell wall thickness (denoted as CWT) at each pixel in MAT x,y).

A boundary-distance function defined as (1) D B x, y = l x − x B 2 + y − y B 2 gives the distance of each pixel from the nearest boundary of the thresholded region, where D B (x,y) is the Euclidean distance between the pixel at coordinates (x, y) and the nearest boundary pixel at (x B, y B ), and l is length of one pixel in microns.

But during his playing career and after, he ran many a boundary's distance from self-publicity.