Sentence examples for close representation from inspiring English sources
Recently there has been a focus on obtaining bounds which are as tight as possible while being a close representation of the reachable set.
Results from the model show that the hyperbolic function proposed for this horizontal pressure distribution, previously developed from test results, gives a close representation of the new predictions.
Thus, with the four masters, all of whom were noted for their lofty personal and aesthetic ideals, the art of landscape painting shifted from an emphasis on close representation of nature to a personal expression of nature's qualities.
In the future, I think people will want easy ways to share their lived experiences — meaning a close representation of the activities and feelings of what's actually happening — increasingly with video then virtual reality and more.
Technicolor color scientists consider this white point is a close representation to D65 used for creating content, and is based on CIE 1931 2 degree target of 0.300, 0.327 rather than the traditionally used, but problematic 0.313, 0.329.
When performing site response analysis, it is assumed the bedrock acceleration outcropped from the nearest measuring station would be a close representation of the bedrock acceleration under these buildings.
It also describes the representation's features and compares it with other close representations.
The most close representations to ORF representation are the nose-tip centered concentric spheres [11], the iso-geodesic curves [32, 34], and the iso-geodesic stripes [35].
Moderately fine mesh is used to construct the mesh of the connection model to obtain close representations to the experimental specimens.
Table 2 Comparison with other close representations Representation Mesh preprocessing Geodesic path Intrinsically ordered Algorithmic complexity [11] Yes No No O(n2) [34] Yes Yes No O(n log(n)) [35] No Yes No O(n log(n)) ORF No Yes Yes O(n).
They also say it offered a closer representation of UK public opinion than those who argued migration was an unalloyed benefit.
