Sentence examples for geometry conservation from inspiring English sources

For the true volume approach, the DG equations are derived using the true 3D volume that is consistent with the geometry conservation law (GCL).

The binding sites were selected based on a consensus method that considered geometry, conservation as well as energy based cut-offs.

Within a GIS environment, geometries of conservation areas, land use data (CORINE Landcover) [21], agricultural information on the district level (Easystat: Statistik Regional 1999) as well as a map of German ecoregions [16] were integrated.

After accounting for differences in embryo geometry, there is broad conservation of eve expression between tephritids and Drosophila from the early establishment of pair-rule stripes and subsequent stripe refinement throughout the late embryonic domains of eve expression (neuronal, pericardial and anal plate).

Numerical experiments with two-dimensional geometries demonstrate exact mass conservation and indicate an order of convergence in space between one and two.

More specifically, I work on conservation laws for PDE, Finsler geometry, projective geometry, and Riemannian geometry, including calibrations and the theory of holonomy.

The advantage of focused screens with conformationally-defined protein scaffolds is that conservation of the geometry of the natural binding epitopes may preserve binding site specificity while allowing direct mimicry by various synthetic secondary structure scaffolds.

Proceeding from the idea that a booster heater promotes a converging heat flux geometry and from the energy conservation equation, we show that a convex interface shape will naturally result when the interface is located in regions of the furnace where the axial thermal profile exhibits negative curvature, i.e., where d2T/dz2<0.

Then we propose an SVM model including sequence and structural information; the results show the method significantly outperforms the existing methods based on pure geometry or only combining evolutionary conservation.

Smith (1974) derived hydraulic geometry of steady state channels from conservation principles and sediment transport laws.

The biological relevance of the closed bulged-out geometry is also supported by the conservation patterns of the flanking bases.