"discontinuity from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a break or interruption in something, either physically or conceptually. Example: The discontinuity from one paragraph to the next made it difficult for the reader to follow the author's train of thought.
The "tapered smoothing" method removes the discontinuity from both equations.
We note that the abrupt discontinuity from the coaxial waveguide section into a grounded plane excites higher order terms apart from the fundamental incident coaxial waveguide TEM mode.
Because the presence of the near field is included, the measurements can be taken close to the force, boundary or discontinuity from which the near field arises.
In multispectral image, different bands are correlated: an image discontinuity from one band is most likely to occur in at least some of the remaining bands.
Comparing Group 1 and Group 2, stable isotope data also lead to the assumption of groundwater flow discontinuity from the highly tritium contaminated groundwater to further downstream in the water points.
Moore ([2002]) states that early adopters are more likely to embrace a radical discontinuity from traditional teaching, to champion the cause against local resistance, and to persevere through inevitable glitches.
Gradient is widely used to detect variable boundary in image processing, however, it is difficult for this measure to distinguish significant discontinuities from noise due to overlocalization.
In this paper, a novel method is proposed for identifying the C0, C1, and C2 discontinuities from range data based on similarity indicators.
The model is identified by nonlinearities and discontinuities from tax benefit rules and by the distributional assumption made on the unobservables.
(3) The PSD within each band B n is smooth and almost flat, but exhibits discontinuities from its neighboring bands Bn-1and Bn+1.
Reliable identification of the discontinuities from range data is an important problem in many application domains, such as reverse engineering, object recognition, industrial inspection, and autonomous navigation.
