Sentence examples for geometrical terms from inspiring English sources

So let's stick to geometrical terms, simple but fertile building blocks of both life and music.

"Strata express the visual organization of social spaces in geometrical terms," he said.

He said that "strata express the visual organisation of social spaces in geometrical terms; they recall the streets and squares of the city and contour lines of the hills; and, at a more profound level, they bear witness to the roots of an architectural language inspired by natural geological forms".

The geometrical terms, such as geometry range, clocks and tropospheric delay, and first-order ionospheric delay, are eliminated for MW combinations.

Into (7,7) CNT, otherwise, the low density is explained in geometrical terms: the small diameter limits the entrance of water molecules in order to fill the cavity.

Alberto Coffa extends Nagel's analysis by claiming that there was a crisis in the interpretation of primitive geometrical terms in the nineteenth century and that this crisis led to the development of formal axiomatic systems (Coffa 1986).

They are essentially symmetrical square rings (is there a better geometrical term?) that stack and lock without force.

This geometrical term depends on the size of the SSB and the geometry of wrapped ssDNA around the protein, and is thus a function of N w (and F).

Clearly, the ensembles contain multiple values for each geometrical term that form a distribution, instead of a single stereochemical value obtained from a single structure; Figure 5A D presents examples of side-chain distributions (by χ1 and χ2 angles) observed in the ensembles along with standard deviations computed from the 10 repeats.

The suggestions made e.g. in Vinokur ([1974]) lead to geometrical source terms that correct curvilinear grid effects.

In this paper we propose new finite difference numerical schemes for hyperbolic conservation law systems with geometrical source terms.