Sentence examples for discrete definition from inspiring English sources

The essence of the technique, called Field Teleportation, is to invoke the principle of equivalent sources using FDTDs discrete definition of the curl to copy any field propagating in one FDTD domain to a finite region of another domain.

These patches are interactively created by the user by means of the modeler's graphics interface, and may result from parametric surface intersection in which existing surface meshes are used as a support for a discrete definition of intersection curves.

Unlike [4], we use the discrete definition of modulation spaces.

Although we use a continuum notation for convenience, (x t)) need not be differentiable and we interpret the action in terms of the discrete definition.

This approach is similar to that in LPILE since it is based on discrete definition of the soil, thus the soil is not modeled as a continuum media.

Abaqus/Cae accounts for the continuum nature of the soil, while LPILE analysis is based on discrete definition of the soil, where the stiffness of the soil at one point does not affect the other.

Discrete definitions of polypharmacy were identified and recorded.

Forest mapping at the landscape scale for resource planning and monitoring usually applies a discrete forest definition based on the primary forest use.

Physical systems operate in continuous time, creating a fundamental difference with the classic discrete time definitions of Reservoir Computing.

To simplify the derivation of an approximation of the PAPR distribution, we will consider the discrete-time definition of the PAPR.

Isotopomer and cumomer fraction vectors for uni- and multi-atomic EMUs are, by definition, discrete probability distributions of the isotopic labeling state of the given moiety.