Sentence examples for degree elevated from inspiring English sources

In particular, several condition numbers for univariate and bivariate Bernstein polynomials, and their degree elevated forms, are developed and it is shown that the condition numbers of the degree elevated polynomials are identically equal to their forms prior to degree elevation.

We provide an explicit formula for the elevation of the degree from n to n+r, r⩾1 and prove that the control polygon of the degree elevated curve converges to the curve itself if r tends to infinity.

The venue's centerpiece was a huge outdoor courtyard, sandwiched between a vast warehouse known as the Great Hall and a smaller indoor space called the King's Hall and encircled by a 360 degree elevated walkway offering visitors panoramic views of New York City.

Specifically, for both target heights in the IM condition, the maximum angular velocity at an arm angle of −20 degrees did not differ significantly from that at zero degrees (elevated target: t(15) = −1.97, p>0.05; floor target: t(10) = 1.37, p>0.05).

Conservative interventions used to control elevated ICP included deep sedation without myorelaxation, prone positioning with 30-degree elevated head rest, and drainage of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) via the EVD.

This generates a B-spline approximation curve with the same degree as the degree-elevated curve.

We first elevate the degree of the original rational B-spline curve and take the control points of the degree-elevated curve as new control points of the B-spline approximation curve.

Each patch is then degree-elevated to gain extra degrees of freedom, which produce G1 across the patch boundaries by modifying the control points while preserving the surface developability.

To further explore combined correlations (i.e., shared variance) between the variables and degree of elevated HAQ, variables that correlated significantly with elevated HAQ were put into multiple linear regression analyses (using a stepwise forward procedure where at each step the variable which added most to the model was added until no more variable could be added with p < 0.05).

The degree of elevated dS rates also indicates an interesting pattern: the species with the strongest estimated positive selection has the least elevated dS rate and vice versa, i.e. the rate of non-synonymous substitutions are roughly the same among the three species.

The most common factors influencing frequency of medicine administration included physicians' instructions (61.7%), degree of elevated temperature (14.9%), and instructions on the medication leaflet (13.7%).