Sentence examples for covering sphere from inspiring English sources

This problem is commonly called 'the Euclidean delivery problem' or 'the min-max location problem' or 'the minimum covering sphere problem'.

It is well known that a solution to the minimum covering sphere problem always exists, the center ((lambda,mu)) and the radius ρ are unique (cf. [34, 35]).

We apply the solution of the minimum covering sphere problem in the Euclidean space (ell _{2}^{m}) to present new examples of Čebyšëv subspaces of classical Banach spaces (cf. Remark 12) and to construct an example of a rank-one Hilbert space which is a Čebyšëv JBW∗-subtriple of a rank-n JBW∗-triple, where n is an arbitrary natural number (cf. Remark 13).

The basic principle of this approximation relies on evaluating pointwise Hermitian derivatives along a series of great circles covering the sphere.

The type of network and its architecture is briefly described and a comparison between measured and modeled responses — both in time and frequency domains — are presented for several directions covering the sphere around the head.

The surface area of a sphere is the area covering the outside of the sphere -- think of it as the rubber covering a kickball or the surface of the earth.

The procedure included segmentation of the white matter using a grow-region function, the smooth covering of a sphere around the segmented region, and the expansion of the reconstructed white matter into the grey matter.

In both cases, the dockings were subject to bias as our ROSETTA simulation was restricted to a sphere covering the binding pocket only and that of Zhang and colleagues was done manually.

Therefore, it is useful to position the VOI in the centre of the knee and define its size as a portion of the size of the bounding sphere covering the knee joint cavity.

And perhaps the best statement of its beliefs was contained in Edward Heath's first parliamentary speech as prime minister, when he said that what he wrote for the pamphlet One Nation in 1950 – his "first work" as a backbencher – was "a concept far wider than social and economic spheres", covering "our industrial relations, the young people and those who have retired".

Figure 2 SEM study of P. aeruginosa ATCC 55925 adhering to polymeric spheres covering oil-in water emulsion droplets while growing on hydrocarbons.