Sentence examples for discontinuity caused from inspiring English sources
In limited-volume cone-beam computerized tomography (CBCT) imaging, projection data discontinuity caused by maxillofacial hard tissue structures outside the reconstructed volume are reported to affect the density value of the hard and soft tissue structures within the volume.
In order to solve the spatial discontinuity caused by clouds in the products, we propose an adaptive spatio-temporal weighted method (ASTWM), which is based on the initial result of a Terra and Aqua combination.
The results of eigensolution analysis are then utilized to study the effects of a grid discontinuity, caused by an abrupt change in grid size, on the numerical solutions at either side of the interface.
For pointwise evaluation of the source term, previous studies indicated that the phenomenon of wrong propagation speed of discontinuities is connected with the smearing of the discontinuity caused by the discretization of the advection term.
Quality-control and temporal filtering for the landscape attributes data are performed to reduce the discontinuity caused by cloud contamination.
Numerous approaches are available in the literature to handle the discontinuity caused by friction.
Aside of being non-physical, this discontinuity causes robustness and accuracy issues in numerical simulations.
Leading me to the question of how this mentioned discontinuity causes inevitably memory bias and impacts today's culture of remembrance.
This arises in the following way: the discontinuity causes a partial reflection of the transmitted wave back down the guide in the opposite direction, the ratio of the two being known as the reflection coefficient.
During the loading the crack moves through regions with different tearing strength, thus the J Δa values show discontinuities caused by fast crack propagation or crack jumps.
This approach strictly enforces continuity in the flow reconstruction domain, reducing time discontinuities caused by the boundary conditions applied at the immersed boundary.
