Sentence examples for geometric perspectives from inspiring English sources

However, in general, an algebra of the form K E does not arise in this way; and for these, as asserted in [95], "it is much harder to see any geometry hiding in QGr ( K E )." In specific situations there are some geometric perspectives available (see e.g. [93]), but the general case is not well understood.

From purely geometric perspectives, this work has proposed new formulas to calculate the tortuosity factor for a single conducting channel and a bundle of channels, using the coordinates of the channel central line and the channel radius distribution along the channel central line.

Seb's film follows Fairey as he creates a mural for this year's South By Southwest, combining multiple geometric perspectives with Andrew Bird's haunting score.

Die Zukunft is an unusual installation from Bahar Yurukoglu that can turn any boring white room an office, an unfurnished room, a classroom, or the traditional "white cube," a gallery into an evolving vortex of splashing colors and geometric perspectives.

C. 1420 Baerle, Belgium 1472 or 1473 Brugge, Belgium Petrus Christus, (born c. 1420, Baerle, Brabant [now in Belgium] died 1472/73, Bruges), South Netherlandish painter who reputedly introduced geometric perspective into the Netherlands.

Thus, the Greek geometric perspective still dominated for instance, the solution of an equation was always a line segment, and the cube was the cube built on such a segment.

The Hungarian émigré painter and photographer László Moholy-Nagy joined as artistic director; his wife, Lucia, also a Bauhaus photographer, taught Juda to use an immensely heavy Gandolfi box camera and tripod, even when halfway up a tree or a fire escape, to gain geometric perspective.

This constrained optimization problem is described in Fig. 2 from a geometric perspective.

The geometric reliability index (GRI) was also used to evaluate the performance of models from a geometric perspective.

In this paper we adopt a geometric perspective to highlight the challenges associated with solving high-dimensional reliability problems.

A geometric perspective involving Grammian and frame operators is used to derive the entire family of Welch bounds.