Sentence examples for derived shapes from inspiring English sources

The tendency is especially clear, if almost a little obvious, in the work of Kelley Walker, who plants bright little digitally derived shapes across color photographs of train wrecks and other urban catastrophes and a cracked and crumpled car windshield.

"Design and the Elastic Mind" (2008), for instance, explored the productive partnership between design and science in works like BioWall, a lacy fiberglass partition by the London design studio Loop.pH, which was formed from mathematically derived shapes and woven with living plants.

In this perspective, we use a moment of inertia derived shape analysis to interrogate potential libraries for chemical synthesis.

This paper proposes a convenient and efficient method of combining these essential elements using analytically derived shape factors for bending modes.

Therefore, a mathematically derived shape factor which reflects the gravity drainage behavior into an exchange term using shape factor concept is essential.

The optimal free-boundary shapes are determined by applying the derived shape gradient function to the H1 gradient method for shells, which is a parameter-free shape optimization method proposed by one of the authors.

Then, the derived shape gradient functions are applied to a gradient method in the Hilbert space with a P.D.E (Partial Differential Equation) smoother, which is referred as the H1 gradient method for frame structures.

Each vibration problem is formulated as a distributed-parameter shape optimization problem, and the derived shape gradient function is applied to the H1 gradient method for the shells proposed by the authors, where the shape gradient function is used as a distributed force function to vary the surface.

This study was based on the anisotropic mechanical-mathematical model of inclining multilayer massif with a doubly periodic system of slots studied numerically, the patterns of distribution of elastic-creep stresses, displacements near two diagonal cavities of derived shape, and the depth of the Finite Element Method in generalized plane strain.

The main objectives of this study were to investigate the effect of shape factor (SF), characteristic length (CL), and boundary conditions (BC) on the rate of spontaneous imbibition, and improve oil production simulation by spontaneous imbibition from naturally fractured reservoirs using derived shape factors.

I then compared the geometric circularity metric to the empirically derived shape space and the standard metric, circularity shape factor.