Sentence examples for defining spheres from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin called the nonaggression pact, which included secret amendments defining spheres of influence in Eastern Europe, "analogous" to the agreement by Britain and France a year earlier at Munich to accede to the German invasion of Czechoslovakia.

By opening up legally defined spheres of individual freedom, modern law reduces the burden of questions that require general (society-wide) discursive consensus.

We define spheres as compact spherical aggregates where individual cells cannot be discerned.

After that, we defined spheres with radius of 3 mm for each node as the masks, centered on the coordinates of each node determined.

Since we were interested in the cortical motor system, we defined spheres of 1 cm radius as regions of interests (ROIs) defined by activations described previously in healthy controls for regions shown to be involved in this task (Lehericy et al., 2006).

Boxer [10] defines sphere-like digital image as follows: S n = [ − 1, 1 ] Z n + 1 ∖ { 0 n + 1 } ⊂ Z n + 1. Converse of the Lefschetz fixed point theorem need not be true for digital images.

Parallel to our work are demonstrations of perceiving two flashes from a single flash presented concurrently with two brief tactile stimuli [15], resolving the perceived rotation of a motion defined sphere by touching a real rotating sphere [16] and resolving binocular rivalry between oriented Gabors by touching a real grooved stimulus [17].

The most urgent and most important technical problem in political science today is that of defining the spheres of national and of super-national authority respectively.

Each of the two types of VOIs was generated by manually defining the sphere centre from the images and then producing a spherical VOI mask based on the sphere radius.

An accompanying tripartite agreement between Britain, France, and Italy defined extensive spheres of influence for the latter two powers.

Margins have an intuitive interpretation, defining a sphere (as defined by the norm adopted) for system constraints and for performance constraints around the optimal pair.