Sentence examples for expressed the shape of from inspiring English sources
Yet his songs are treasured by millions because, by turning the stuff of hymns and legends into rock, they expressed the shape of spiritual enthusiasm as it blossomed in an interfaith world.
Comparison with the fine DEM with a conventional DEM with a 50 m mesh shows that the fine DEM expresses the shape of a crown in a vegetated area and the detailed topographical feature on a bare ground surface.
It is also found that the abilities of reach envelope models in expressing the shape of the reach limits based on spherical harmonics depends both on the terms in the model expression and on the data used to fit the envelope surfaces.
Assuming ω∈C1,1, we express the shape derivative of J as a curvilinear integral on ∂ω (independently of any adjoint solution) leading to a descent algorithm.
It is worth noting that since our energy histograms express the shape information of AMIs correctly using one-dimensional histograms, falsely detected candidates in the target video can be effectively removed and thus the reliability of the proposed method increases.
This is expressed by the shape of the time-utility function.
The point source model cannot express well the shape of the deformation along some profiles; for example, as shown in Fig. 4e, the model of a bell-shaped deformation dome is steeper than the observations and the center of the model is shifted to the west side in this cross section.
The Rule Viewer provides us with a visual display of the interpretation of the entire fuzzy inference process and it also expresses how the shape of certain membership functions determines the overall result.
These images "make the invisible visible" and express "the shape-shifting nature of time itself," Mr. Maisel writes in the afterword to the book, which includes a new short story in the tradition of Borges by Jonathan Lethem.
Several economists expressed concern about the shape of a future constrained by a weakening Europe and slow consumer spending.
In the Senate, Republicans expressed alarm at the shape of legislation being developed by Senators Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts and Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut, both Democrats.
