Sentence examples for edge crossing from inspiring English sources

This has been a dangerously polymorphous storm — trailing tornadoes along its southern edge, crossing the Upper Midwest as a blizzard, and overrunning the Northeast with a wintry mix, which sounds like a snack food but is, in fact, a lethal combination of ice, snow, sleet and rain.

From this still-simmering uprising, a new Black arts renaissance has flourished in St . Louis and Davis and Reynolds are taking this work to its bleeding edge, crossing boundaries and shattering previously assumed ceilings of the St . Louisart world.

An edge crossing another one is an undesirable event in drawing a graph.

The latter was originally developed for edge crossing minimization in bipartite graphs, but Mäkinen and Siirtola applied it to matrices, considered as adjacency matrices of graphs.

Edges influence communities through several mechanisms; they act as dispersal barriers or filters, impose mortality, create spatial subsidies (obligate edge crossing), and give rise to novel interactions, especially in the case of invading species.

Call an edge crossing if it has one endpoint in A and one endpoint in B. Each pass through the loop takes an unhappy vertex and makes it happy.

Their guitar sound recalls the pealing of U2's the Edge crossed with an arpeggiating Jamaican steel pan.

Officially, landfall is when a storm's center (the center of its circulation, not its edge) crosses the coastline.

To guarantee that there is neither edge-edge crossing nor node-edge overlapping, the ordering is traversed in reverse order.

The equal angle algorithm ensures that we only have to deal with reticulation edges crossing other edges.

This means that each edge e l in the fuzzy conflict graph G is cut with a probability of 1 2. Consequently, the expected weight of the edges crossing the cut, W(C1, C2), is given by (3) W (C 1, C 2 ) = 1 2 ∑ l = 1 L w l ≥ 1 2 O P T This algorithm can be derandomized to obtain a 1 2 − approximate deterministic algorithm.