Sentence examples for continuum I from inspiring English sources

Both the layout of the continuum (i.e. the supporting structure) and the loci of the isolators are designed using topology optimization technique in a unified formulation for the first time.

Such "small-crack effects" are examined both in terms of similitude (i.e. crack tip shielding) and continuum (i.e. biased microstructural sampling) limitations of traditional linear elastic fracture mechanics.

then there exists a continuum (i.e., a closed connected set) of containing, and either.

In the AXB task, A and B were represented by the two endpoints of the continuum, i.e. sibilants 1 and 14 in Table 1.

Both of these measures consider specificity on a continuum, i.e. do not discretely separate parasites into specialists (single host) and generalists (two hosts and more).

In the strong asymmetric coupling limit, the AB orbital is reduced to a singly occupied level that is decoupled from the continuum, i.e., a bound spin states in the continuum.

As the pump we used laser pulsed illumination, coming from Nd-YAG laser (Surelite Continuum I-20) which illuminates the Si slab at the same point as the incident point of the IR probe beam as illustrated in Fig. 1a.

In contrast to clinical recovery, personal recovery: Is a process or a continuum Is subjectively defined by the person themselves Is 'rated' by the person experiencing the mental health difficulties, who is considered the expert on their recovery.

Is a process or a continuum Is subjectively defined by the person themselves Is 'rated' by the person experiencing the mental health difficulties, who is considered the expert on their recovery.

We therefore defined alternative continua, i.e., a linear and two polynomial ones, able to describe spectra of any area (i.e. bright or dark) and regardless of spatial resolution.

Now, on the one hand, no inhibition is possible across continua, i.e., so \(a\) will not dim \(\alpha\).