Sentence examples for hard discontinuity from inspiring English sources
It is interesting to note that the shape found by the "AAM GM" (Figure 15(c)) is more natural than the one of Figure 15(b) which has a hard discontinuity in the chin region, but this shape is able to retrieve the good orientation when the "AAM GM" reproduces a frontal face which is logical since the test made during the optimisation process stacked the trajectories in the central cluster.
It also introduces hard discontinuities in the model whereas we need smooth continuous curves.
Similarly, we observe from Figure 2 that the peak of the solution moves to the boundary slowly, and it is hard to see discontinuity in the solution domain.
Once the cell has been completely deformed, and just before the AFM cantilever tip reaches the hard substrate, a discontinuity (or rip) in the force versus extension trace can be easily identified (Yokokawa et al., 2008 ).
Faults are the commonly encountered large geological discontinuities in hard rock masses, most severe underground structure instability is found to be closely associated with the faults presence nearby.
In limited-volume cone-beam computerized tomography (CBCT) imaging, projection data discontinuity caused by maxillofacial hard tissue structures outside the reconstructed volume are reported to affect the density value of the hard and soft tissue structures within the volume.
Further, EN may be contraindicated in some patients, such as those presenting anatomic intestinal discontinuity or splanchnic ischemia; hard contraindications are not very frequent in our experience, varying between 5 and 7% in the Geneva and Lausanne ICUs.
Such discontinuities make parameter estimation hard in practise.
When the musicians turned to their own songs during the encore, it was hard not to feel a pang of discontinuity — until Mr. Farrar cued up "Bandages & Scars," a song by his band, Son Volt.
It's also hard to believe the claim of a discontinuity in the context of the upcoming midterm elections.
Failure of the pillars was observed to be related to spalling of the hard brittle rocks, shearing along pre-existing angular discontinuities or progressive extrusion of soft infill materials on bedding planes.
