Sentence examples for geometric rules from inspiring English sources

Necessary geometric rules are developed for the regularization process while maintaining the same mesh topological structure.

In this paper we present simple geometric rules that enable reasoning about the relative direction between oriented points.

A table of geometric rules is provided for designing a universe of novel materials by combining two component symmetries.

From a mathematical perspective, capsid cores are polyhedral cages and, as such, follow well-defined geometric rules.

Feliciano, an antiquary, poet, scribe, printer, and alchemist, was the first person to attempt to demonstrate how monumental Roman capitals were constructed according to geometric rules.

Previously, English gardens had been dominated by turf, topiary, and strict geometric rules; the arrival of new plants well suited to the climate transformed them into places of movement and color, and a source of immense national pride.

Named after the Polish mathematician who discovered it in 1915, the triangle is a complex and beautiful fractal produced by repeating a simple geometric rule.

The PFC modeling also demonstrates possible routes of engineering GBs in two-dimensional (2D) materials by controlling grain orientations in pre-patterned growing seeds and suggests a simple geometric rule that explains the predominant existence of curved grain boundaries in graphene.

The geometric rule-based filter was then employed to determine the taillight pair candidates.

Yang et al. [5] find the ROIs by using the geometric rule-based scheme.

According to the unified geometric rule reported by previous works [48, 49], the spin state at all zigzag edges with angles of either 0° or 120° between the edges should be ferromagnetic (FM), whereas it should be antiferromagnetic (AFM) if the edges are aligned at angles of 60° and 180° with respect to each other.