Sentence examples for in a continuous transformation from inspiring English sources
Each film represents a portion of a process that starts with the fertilized egg and progresses to the completed organogenesis; the animations of transformations (see also Additional files 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17) illustrate that embryonic development does not occur in steps or stages, as unavoidably represented on the normal plates, but in a continuous transformation.
A continuous transformation is one in which neighbouring points are transformed into other neighbouring points.
Sigmoid function (Eq. 2) is a continuous transformation function and are used to transform the sum of the weights and state values in the [0, 1] interval.
Hyperbolic tangent function (Eq. 3) is also a continuous transformation function (sigmoid-shaped function) and transforms the sum of the weights and state values in the ([-1,1]) interval.
The term "homeomorphism" relates to topology and refers to a "continuous transformation... between points in two geometric figures or topological spaces that is continuous in both directions".
In the Māori tradition, the Universe is a dynamic process, a continuous transformation allowing the "unfolding of consciousness and thought".
A weighted adjacency matrix is a continuous transformation of the correlation matrix.
Its variation allows a continuous transformation from the Dirichlet to the Neumann situation.
As President Ernesto Zedillo said at its 70th-anniversary celebrations on March 4th, "Like few parties in political history, the PRI has known how to adapt its strategies and its actions to the compass of a society in continuous transformation".But now society's compass points to a challenge sharper than any the PRI has yet faced: democracy.
For long stretches, this background is rather static: a ringing or reverberant harmony, changing slowly, as if the viola were playing within a space in continuous transformation.
As a result of that first trip, I realized that the Amazon is a space in continuous transformation.
