Sentence examples for dimensional media from inspiring English sources

A few sample calculations of total emissivity and heat fluxes in one dimensional media have been done to show the accuracy of the correlation.

The contrast between the whistleblowers who sought fame like Smith and NSA leaker Edward Snowden, and others like my friends who had it thrust upon them, shows a reality far more complex than the one dimensional media treatments.

Other, more extreme experiments with two-dimensional media followed, including a series of small paintings on glass that could be projected as colored light.

Finding new clients can be tough; it is difficult to sell people on holograms rendered on two-dimensional media like photos and video.

But despite Burtin's many important achievements — most notably his keen visualizations of scientific concepts in both print and three-dimensional media — he is not as widely appreciated today as others in his generational circle, even though he earned many prestigious design jobs.

Through Feb. 28 Alex Arcadia's Neo-Pop dystopian vision, cleverly realized in a variety of two- and three-dimensional media, revolves around two central icons: an abstract corporate emblem suggestive of a swastika and the cartoonish form of a sexy woman's torso called "Super-Gymnast".

First, a specialized algorithm is used instead of Dijkstra for one-dimensional media.

Modeling started from the single scattering of scalar waves for an isotropic source and isotropic scattering in three-dimensional media (e.g. Aki and Chouet, 1975; Sato, 1977a), and in two-dimensional media (e.g. Kopnichev, 1975).

Analytical solutions of contaminant transport in multi-dimensional media are significant for theoretical and practical purposes.

The accuracy of the model was then examined for a variety of cases ranging from homogeneous one-dimensional media to inhomogeneous multi-dimensional media with simultaneous variations in both temperature and concentrations.

This equation is an extension of the well-known Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation, which describes weakly dispersive and small amplitude waves propagating in quasi-two-dimensional media.