Sentence examples for boundary unit from inspiring English sources

The concept of stationarity is refined, allowing for sample size dependence in the array and paying special attention to the rate at which the boundary unit root case is approached using a localizing coefficient around unity.

For the considered problem, homogenization-based localization analysis of microlevel stress fields produces accurate values relative to the fully heterogeneous results outside of a very small layer spanning one row/column of single-inclusion boundary unit cells.

(3) Boundary Unit: the protection boundary is composed of the line trap and the equivalent grounding capacitance of busbar.

The first and last coarse boundary units were removed from the analysis because participants universally identify the entrance and exit of the actor in the video as event boundaries.

The input-output data for the system boundary and unit processes were obtained directly from published literature, the NWO regional forest management units, forest management plans, and personal communications with harvesters, transporters and other professionals.

Recall the Poincaré open disc model of hyperbolic geometry: geodesics are diameters or arcs of circles orthogonal to the boundary, with unit distance represented by ever shorter Euclidean distances as one moves from the centre towards the boundary.

This was done by first obtaining the density of apartment dwellers for each CT then creating multiple intersecting polygons by overlaying CT boundaries with health unit boundaries and calculating the number of apartment dwellers in each polygon assuming uniform density within a CT.

The ridges of this system are blanketed by Units A, B, C and D, whereas the boundary between Units C and E outlines the southwestern foot of Ridge System A (Fig. 5).

% draws symmetric continuous confidence/error boundaries of unit standard deviation.

Hence, the HPT-treated NC materials can contain high densities of dislocations, coherent nanotwins, and coherent grain boundaries per unit volume.

It's all a bit tricky". Martin Pratt, director of research at Durham University's international boundaries research unit, added: "The Russians may be claiming the Arctic but the UK is claiming a large chunk of the Atlantic.