Sentence examples for geometric characters from inspiring English sources

On the basis of the geometric characters of 1, we previously used it as building blocks to design molecular chains via face-to-face (FF) condensation.

Second, the geometric characters of the C-Bézier curve (the control points of the center Bézier curve, the trajectories of the vertices and the foci of the ellipse, etc)., can all be explicitly presented by the control points of the C-Bézier curve.

Fresh off his colorful transformation of the Spanish city Asturias' Church of Santa Barbera into the Kaos Temple, Okuda returns to the altar by decking out the Moroccan chapel in his signature multicolored geometric characters.

However, in general, it is difficult to depict out the geometric character of (Sigma_{1}).

Proof (1) follows from the linear-affine character of A with the definition of ℛ, while (2) comes from the geometric character of G.

The layer phases and geometric character of the surface formed by plasma-based ion implantation have been studied using grazing incidence X-ray scattering and diffraction methods.

Furthermore, grain boundaries with (1 1 0) planes on both sides of the boundary have low energies, regardless of the misorientation angle or geometric character.

The concept of infinitesimal had arisen with problems of a geometric character and infinitesimals were originally conceived as belonging solely to the realm of continuous magnitude as opposed to that of discrete number.

It was found that the evolution of the flow patterns was governed by the geometric character of ECAP die, and a deformation zone with a sector shape was formed in billet during the experiments.

Particularly, this approach is focused on analysing changes in facies (both laterally and vertically), taking in consideration the geometric character of strata and the identification of key surfaces (e.g. unconformities, bioturbated surfaces, coquina bands, condestae sections) to determine the chronological order of basin filling and erosion events.

However, due to the inherent scale, com- plexity, and detailed geometric character of building information data, extracting useful semantic and qualitative knowledge for accomplishing high-level analytical tasks is still an extremely complex and error prone process involving data intensive computing.