Sentence examples for degree map from inspiring English sources
The degree map of the (G_v^-) subgraph is inherited from that of its parent with corresponding updates while the degree map of (G_v^+) is constructed from scratch.
The 2×2 degree map of sediment thickness by Laske and Masters (Laske and Masters 1997) was used as a background distribution.
With the degree map, selecting a partitioning anchor in cand only involves picking up a vertex in the vertex list of the first entry in the degree list.
A fermionic state is called quasifree if Majorana operators of odd degree map it to zero and even-degree ones map it to states which factorize into the Wick expansion form (see below).
To enable more efficient anchor selection, we also maintain a degree map, in which the vertex degrees of cand are stored as a sorted linked list and each entry in the degree list has a corresponding vertex list consisting of all the vertices with the specified degree.
Aizicovici et al. [5] investigated a nonlinear periodic problem driven by the scalar p-Laplacian with a nonsmooth potential via the degree map; they proved the existence of at least three distinct nontrivial solutions, two of which have a constant sign.
And who, to a surprising degree, mapped out the plans he wanted to see put in place.
In the EDQ approach, the flood hazard and the potential damage degree maps are combined by means of a matrix to obtain a qualitative flood risk map.
Results show that as long as the plate is modelled by high enough degree mapping functions for the specific applications requested, the flexural frequencies obtained are in excellent agreement with those found in the literature.
With the Cirrus, the mapping protocol was a 6-mm map with 128 raster lines, each with 512 A-scans; and with the Heidelberg Spectralis, it was a 20-degree map, (512 A-scans, 6.2*6.2 mm) 49 B-scans, each based on ten averages.
Google Street View, which compiles 360-degree "maps" of public roads, has caught some flack recently over alleged privacy violations.
