Sentence examples for direct vector from inspiring English sources

First, rotation transformation formula for space vector is derived, then, the direct vector formulae for optical laws are set up.

The voltage model used for direct vector control has in the flux calculation process an open integration problem, which is generally solved with a feedback loop.

What's more, it is proved that through a complex derivation the quaternion method can be translated into the direct vector method finally.

At last, in a ray-tracing example of universal 3D optical system, the direct vector method is much clearer and simpler, comparing with the quaternion method and matrix method.

An immunization scheme was designed for the sequential immunization of animals by direct vector injection followed by protein booster immunization using influenza HA produced in vitro from MVA vector infection of cells in culture.

Whilst attempting to integrate various modalities, recent work has focused on either deep learning and other neural approaches [28, 35, 42], probabilistic [24] or direct vector concatenation [40].

The VACM is capable of making accurate measurements in wave fields as well as from moorings at the ocean surface because of its direct vector-averaging feature.

The diffusion of this mycosis takes on an important ecological relevance as the disinfectants used in rearing conditions can contaminate output waters and the farms can also become direct vectors of disease in natural ecosystems.

Sometimes, targeting is achieved by surface modification of nanocarriers with specific ligands to target cell populations, such as mannan-modified nanoparticles to direct vectors to alveolar macrophages [ 39].

We further investigated the safety and efficacy of a clinically directed vector, LV/AGA, in both ex vivo cell culture studies and animal models.

Because the FCR tendon uses the scaphoid tuberosity as a pulley to reach its distal insertion onto the second metacarpal, it has been hypothesized that FCR muscle contraction generates a dorsally directed vector that resists the scaphoid from rotating into flexion.