Sentence examples for graph principle from inspiring English sources

A prime example of non-Western representational notation is the kraton notation used in music for the Javanese gamelan orchestra, its grid using the "graph" principle found also in Western staff notation but oriented at a 90° angle relative to the latter.

The cell connection graph in principle allows to "look across several frames" and hence distinguish over-partitioning from cell division on a larger time-scale.

In particular, approaches based on graph theory principles have been recently proposed and are being increasingly applied to guide landscape connectivity conservation.

This example illustrates also a fourth issue that we have to account for in cyclic perturbation graphs: in principle, D→ +,0.4B could be explained by D→ −,0.3E→ +,0.2C→ −,0.25B.

Fig. 1: Schematic graphs of the principle of hybrid invisibility cloaks in transmission geometry.

The ideas contained in the scene graph are fundamental principles in modeling.

Figure 3 shows a backoff graph that illustrates this principle in the case of three factors.

To deal with this limitation, we limit the generation to 31 graphs for each experimental design and 31 failure attributions for each graph, keeping the balancing principle (Wohlin et al. 2000) and samples with size greater than, or equal to, 31 are wide enough to test for normality with confidence (Jain 1991) (Montgomery and Runger 2003).

Recall that we have assumed that the maximum degree of F G is δ v ; we know that the chromatic number χ(F G ) must be less than or equal to (δ v +1), according to the principle of graph theory.

The principles of graph theory are incorporated to ensure that the design provides feasible molecular structures.

We examined whether basic principles of graph theory can be extended to other ecosystems.