Sentence examples for convex forms from inspiring English sources

No extra ornamentation was needed for their sensuous convex forms, usually created in a herringbone pattern of cream- or pastel-colored tiles.

They are the only regular convex forms that can be made using identical flat faces with sides of equal length -- not the only forms of any kind that can be made that way.

Results demonstrate that when the decaying envelope is described by both concave and convex forms, a linear friction law could not properly model the system.

It is distinguished by a uniform treatment of vertical strokes that end on the baseline (e.g., in b or l), the use of angular lines instead of smooth curves and circles (e.g., for b, d, o, or p), and the fusion of convex forms when they occur together (e.g., as bo, pa, and the like).

Le Corbusier's composition of concave and convex forms evokes primitive temples and mosques; Mr. Parent's building — massive concrete walls with rounded corners and slot windows — is the expression of a culture living under the constant threat of nuclear annihilation and still haunted by the devastation of World War II.

We then propose a lower bound and an upper bound of the original problem, both in convex forms.

Star sapphire and other nontransparent varieties are cut en cabochon (in convex form, highly polished) rather than faceted.

Some cymophane, when cut en cabochon (in convex form), comprises the most highly prized cat's-eye.

GPCVX, a primal-dual interior-point solver for GP (in convex form) and a wrapper, GPPOSY, that accepts GPs in posynomial form.

It first identifies landforms characterized by convex tangential curvature, and then uses a series of image processing operations to separate valleys from other features having a convex form.

The noncooperative and cooperative semidefinite programming (SDP) algorithms are also designed by relaxing the optimization function of maximum likelihood (ML) estimator as convex form.