Sentence examples for discrete field from inspiring English sources

Weighted 3-D Krawtchouk moments[42] have several advantages compared to other known methods: (1) they are defined in the discrete field and thus do not introduce any discretization error like spherical harmonics defined in a continuous field, and (2) low-order moments can capture abrupt changes in the shape of an object.

This discrete field theory, doublet mechanics (DM), is a technique to model the mechanical behavior of materials over multiple scales, ranging from some millimeters down to few nanometers.

Within the plasmasphere, the detection of consecutive FLR harmonics allows the plasma mass density to be determined at discrete, field aligned altitudes without assuming, apriori any density model.

In this paper we report the extension of an earlier reported DNS method (Deen et al., 2012; Deen and Kuipers, 2013) based on a novel Immersed Boundary Method (IBM) which incorporates the fluid solid coupling at the level of the discrete field equations.

It offers distinct advantages over synchronous time stepping: (i) updates of individual macro-particles and discrete field elements are performed asynchronously, (ii) local time increments are determined and self-adaptively adjusted in time through scheduling and execution of physically meaningful local updates ("events").

In this paper, the authors use a discrete Field Kalman Filter (FKF) to detect and recognize faulty conditions in a system.

Isle of Meadows is true to its name: it's broad, with discrete fields and groves.

And with artificial systems already superior to the best human intelligence in many discrete fields, a conversation about how that might be done is already overdue.

Zotero is a flexible feeder, and the specific format in which metadata is presented is less important than that it be separated into discrete fields.

Precisely because Halpern disregards protocols of discrete fields, this book will be widely read, cited, argued with, and celebrated.

It was suddenly very clear to me that there have come to be unnatural divisions between the subjects, that the compartmentalizing of information has become so entrenched as to erase the interplay of information and meaning across discrete fields.