Sentence examples for field cubes from inspiring English sources

The shielding tensors were then interpolated using cubic splines onto a flat 3D grid (200 points in each dimension) and the resulting tensor field cubes were used for the average shielding tensor estimates and plotting.

Since it is general that the method needs to compute a polygonized isosurface of 3D field with marching cubes, the resolution of mesh will make a large influence about the quality of fluid surface and performance.

One field of the cube represents the description of a certain sustainability maturity level in one of the three dimensions of sustainability for one identified corporate activity.

After solving these 3N equations the local current density can be obtained from multiplication of the electric field of each cube with its conductivity.

This paper describes a study aimed at simulating the flow structure in a downburst and obtaining the pressure field on a cube immersed in such a flow.

This paper describes work aimed at simulating the flow structure in a moving downburst and obtaining the transient pressure field on a cube immersed in such a flow.

The results presented include detailed comparison between measurements and LES computations of both the inflow boundary layer and the flow field around the cube including mean and fluctuating surface pressures.

soundQuake consists of a field of flowing blue cubes, and every time an earthquake occurs, a white cube appears and strikes a reverberated banjo chord, the volume depending on the intensity of the quake.

Cut the field mushrooms into small cubes and the chestnut mushrooms into slices or quarters.

Other starters made a stronger showing, especially a flavor-packed curried chicken soup loaded with meat and a field salad with abundant cubes of roasted beets and crumbled goat cheese.

Walls, floors and ceilings are covered in shiny holographic panels, and in some rooms colored lights, strobes and lasers play across a dizzying field of suspended mirrored cubes, cycling from rosy brightness to near-pitch darkness.