Sentence examples for composed of point from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the stage 2 deposits, the Holocene terraces are composed of point bar deposits accumulated by meandering rivers with less sediment discharge.

where P is the noisy projection; A is the system matrix of a CT scanning; H is the degradation matrix, which is composed of point spread function (h); ψ is the sparse transform matrix; α is the sparse transform coefficient matrix; and n is the noise matrix.

Let S be the set of results of our Boolean analysis (S is composed of point attractors and cyclic attractors).

Rings in the hierarchy are composed of point-to-point, unidirectional links and apply the Scalable Coherent Interface (SCI) protocol.

One might think that everything is composed of point-like simples but that composition is restricted, so that some pluralities of simples have no sum.

From the contact relationship of grains in E2 s mixed siliciclastic carbonate sediments, it showed that the compaction was not strong, mainly composed of point-line contact (Fig. 3a, b).

It should be noted that the centerline is bounded on the Voronoi diagram of the cast and is composed of points centered the maximal inscribed sphere.

One of these arguments is that if the diagonal and the side of a square were both composed of points, then not only would the two be commensurable in violation of Book X of Euclid, they would even be equal.

Aristotle had shown that a continuous magnitude could not be composed of points, that is, indivisible units lacking extension, but he had not shown that an indivisible unit must necessarily lack extension.

While Ockham does not assert that a line is actually "composed" of points, he had the insight, startling in its prescience, that a punctate and yet continuous line becomes a possibility when conceived as a dense array of points, rather than as an assemblage of points in contiguous succession.

Typically, these will be taken to be composed of points of space-time and conceiving of a field in terms of a set of properties meshes comfortably with the approach that takes space-time to be a kind of substance or 'stuff' itself.