Sentence examples for from the degrees from inspiring English sources

The other meaning comes from the degrees of freedom of the functionality of the metamaterial.

The FEM can be defined as a Rayleigh Ritz method in which the approximating field is interpolated in a piecewise fashion from the degrees of freedom, which are the nodal values of the field.

Although no direct HMBC correlation was available to link C-12 and C-16, from the degrees of unsaturation and their chemical shift, the ester bond between both the carbons could be assumed.

The first layer nodes are calculated from the degrees of input in the fuzzy sets, and the nodes products in the second layer represent the operation of the antecedent conjunction.

The α values for HDTV sets (αHDTV A, αHDTV B, αHDTV C, αHDTV D, and αHDTV E) were determined from the degrees of freedom and Figure 9. Figure 9 is called the cross table, and it is used in Scheffe's paired comparison.

T although acting directly over the degrees of freedom (hat{mathbf {p}}^{n}_{l}) in primitive variables, which are computed from the degrees of freedom (hat{mathbf{u}}^{n}_{l}) in conserved variables simply by hat{mathbf{p}}^{n}_{l} = mathbf{V} bigl( hat{ mathbf{Q}}^{n}_{l} bigr),quad forall l. (73) The conversion can be done in such a simple way because we use a nodal basis (Phi_{l}(mathbf{x})).

My worth does not come from how far I "make it," from the degrees I have, or how impressive my resume is.

Newer results [ 32] estimating the necessary number of sensors from the degrees of freedom of brain magnetic fields indicate that 100 sensors are the absolute minimum.

After Procrustes superimposition, the aligned coordinates present more dimensions than the actual shape space (aside from the degrees of freedom lost in superimposition, a maximum of 48 dimensions is needed to describe 49 species means).

"We want that from the degree program," he added.

Weights are calculated from the degree of fulfilment of all rules, computed from their antecedents.