Sentence examples for constant reconstruction from inspiring English sources
São Paulo is characterized by continuous fluctuations and constant reconstruction, a polynucleated palimpsest where the new tirelessly overrides the old.
With his concepts of "screen memories" and Nachträglichkeit ("deferred action," or "afterwardness"), Freud described how memory is a palimpsest, a work of constant reconstruction, and how subsequent experiences can alter both the content and the psychological import of previous memories.
We present a simple example of piecewise constant reconstruction in each mesh cell, relying on geometric identities to fulfill the design properties on polyhedral meshes.
The scheme is applied to three benchmark problems and is found to be considerably more accurate than a similar scheme based on piecewise constant reconstruction.
However, constant reconstruction and updating of mental representations make event perception effortful and, thus, fragile.
Note, however, that on an interval with a few number of points, this method provides a piecewise constant reconstruction, even if the underlying intensity is smooth, because this choice is more robust.
Similarly to its one-dimensional forerunner, the Steger Warming scheme, and several other upwind finite-difference schemes, the MoT suffers from an inconsistency at sonic points when used with piecewise-constant reconstructions.
The formulation of the new algorithm is based on a constant polynomial reconstruction approach in conjunction with an iterative defect correction method and is referred to as the IDeC(k) reconstruction.
Constant and linear reconstruction techniques are presented.
To obtain high-order accuracy for both solution and gradient variables, we use a successive order solution reconstruction: constant, linear, and quadratic (k-exact) reconstruction with an efficient reconstruction stencil, a so-called wrapping stencil.
With this we estimated improvements due to secondary structures, but keep the method of reconstruction constant.
