Sentence examples for function projection from inspiring English sources
Very recently, a new type of synchronization phenomenon in CDNs, called function projection synchronization (FPS), has emerged.
Differential gene expression by genotype showed that genes related to neuronal function, projection outgrowth and cell adhesion were altered in expression.
It uses the finite element method as an auxiliary tool to automatically develop the Green's functions projections, which correspond to the fundamental solutions of the boundary element method.
This paper mainly investigates adaptive generalized function projective synchronization of two different uncertain chaotic systems, which is a further extension of many existing projection synchronization schemes, such as modified projection synchronization, function projective synchronization and so on.
Combined functions using projection and kernel functions are found to be better than pure basis functions for the task of classification in several datasets.
To adapt to such form of unwrapping using the existing derived mapping functions, a projection plane that is normal to the optical axis is simply placed some distance away from the virtual sphere instead of upright project planes used in the previous two panoramic unwrapping schemes as shown in Figure 8c.
Estimation of unique kernel smoothening parameters (mask size and exponent factor) depends on entropy function and projection data.
The function of projection in the marketing plan texts is to present viewpoints ("it is expected that the increase in profits and market share will continue for the next 4 years").
The image in Fig. 4(a) was obtained by using a function of "projection view" with the 3D visualization software (Visualization Science Group & Maxnet, Avizo) in logarithmic scale.
The contact problem is based on an Augmented Lagrangian Formulation and the use of projection functions to establish the contact restrictions.
It was suggested that these neurons have a morphogenetic function, their projections forming the scaffold of the future central nervous system [ 43, 44].
