Sentence examples for in which all points from inspiring English sources
We also study additive Hadamard cocycles whose divisible designs admit a polarity in which all points are absolute.
The transmission region of an MN is defined as the area in which all points are within distance from the MN.
The volume of a city's access systems is a connected, 2-D surface in which all points on the surface can be accessed from any given point on that surface, the team noted.
If the following assumptions are satisfied, converges to a limit set in which all points satisfy with probability 1: (A) (B) Noise is a martingale difference, that is, (A.4) (C) is continuous.
Theorem 2 Suppose that n > 3 is an odd number, then there exists λ ∈ ( 1, 2 ) such that J ( T n λ ) contains an open interval in which all points are buried points (see Figure 1).
In Space Syntax theory, a visually enclosed or constrained portion of space is called a convex space, because it is in the shape of a convex polygon in which all points are mutually visible to each other (Hillier and Hanson 1984).
The first modification is a "fixed radius" r, or r-LoCoH, method in which all the points in a fixed "sphere of influence" of radius r around each root point are used to construct the local hulls.
ST.-DENIS, France, Oct. 20 (AP) — South Africa won its second rugby World Cup on Saturday by beating the defending champion, England, 15-6, in a final in which all the points came on penalty kicks.
The first half was reminiscent of the last final Toulouse did win, a dire overtime victory over Stade Français in Edinburgh in 2005, when it ground out victory in a game in which all the points came from kicks.
From Fig. 2, it can be seen that the model-predicted values matched the experimental data in which all the points are closed to the diagonal line.
The number of clusters represents the number of groups in which all the points in the feature space need to be partitioned by employing a clustering algorithm, for example, the k-mean clustering algorithm.
