Sentence examples for coordinate dimensions from inspiring English sources

The following kinds of data may be included on the manuscript: (1) sequence of operations, (2) kind of operation, (3) depth of cut, (4) coordinate dimensions for the centre of the cutting tool, (5) feed rate, (6) spindle speed, (7) tool number, and (8) other miscellaneous operations.

For example, a student would first navigate through an orthogonal maze (which students could solve by using impulses to bring Surge to a stop in one direction before initiating movement in the perpendicular direction) before having to pass through mazes with diagonal corridors (requiring students to achieve states of motion that have non-zero velocities in both coordinate dimensions at once).

Umbrella sampling MD simulations typically condense the complex multidimensional free energy landscape of specific conformational changes in macromolecules into one or two reaction coordinate dimensions [17], [39].

Chebyshev distance is defined on a vector space where the distance between two vectors is the greatest of difference along any coordinate dimension [12].

It is a metric defined on a vector space where the distance between two vectors is the greatest of their differences along any coordinate dimension.

Chebyshev distance is a metric [17] that is defined on a vector space where the distance between two vectors is the greatest of their differences along any coordinate dimension [18].

"It was a national effort to coordinate the dimensions of building materials," she says, "to join up manufacturers with designers and builders, at the same time as the transition from imperial to metric.

More than half of the preschoolers in our sample of 107 (50 3-year-olds and 57 4-year-olds) could coordinate three dimensions simultaneously and consistently across three test trials.

The coordinate system, dimensions, nodal point locations and loading are as shown in Fig. 3.

Modules can also serve as the basis for coordinating the dimensions of the various materials and pieces of equipment to be assembled in the course of constructing a building.

In the context of assessment this suggests that there is a need to develop a comprehensive measure that logically coordinates individual dimensions that hereto, have been examined in isolation.