Sentence examples for contour a program from inspiring English sources

Using Contour, a program based on the NLLS method to fit the plot of fA, initial mole fraction of monomer A [MA = MDO], versus FA, mole fraction of MA in the final copolymer, the reactivity ratios were calculated and obtained as rMDO = 0.964 and rVBr = 1.036.

The distances were measured from the structures using Insight and the contour plot program was an extension of EXCEL.

Starting the automatic contour detection the program created a three-dimensional volume cast and a volume curve by tracking the endocardial border of the whole heart and through the entire cardiac cycle aligned by the manual contouring.

Contour is programmed to send a signal back to Earth if it doesn't hear anything from mission control for 96 hours--that hours--that hours--that 10:09 p.m. EDT Monday.

The method is based on the active contour program, Quimp, that describes the outline of a cell as a polygon of nodes [20].

The number of Americans listened to and the broad contours of the program, for a start.

The obtained cross-sectional images of the femur were transferred to an automatic contouring program to detect the contours between the cortical and cancellous bone.

The bladder was contoured as a \solid organ.

"The line is hardly clear," the chief justice wrote, but it is crossed when the government seeks "to leverage funding to regulate speech outside the contours of the program itself".

Chief Justice John Roberts, in his majority opinion, wrote, "The relevant distinction that has emerged from our cases is between conditions that define the limits of the government spending program those that specify the activities Congress wants to subsidize and conditions that seek to leverage funding to regulate speech outside the contours of the program itself".

The authors use Patrick's story, along with those of the biologists Joshua Lederberg and Matthew Meselson, to sketch the contours of that program from its origins during World War II, through the renunciation of offensive biological warfare by the Nixon administration, to the focus on defense during the last decades of the cold war.