Sentence examples for initially discrete from inspiring English sources

The fault evolved from an initially discrete brittle feature slipping mainly by seismogenic ruptures to a wide brittle ductile phyllonite deforming by aseismic creep.

Initially, discrete TCR mask H d (n, 2k/M), 0 ≤ n ≤ N −1, 0 ≤ k ≤ M −1, is prepared to indicate TCR pass region of the filter.

We analyze the dispersion of elastic waves in periodic beam networks based on second order gradient models obtained by the homogenization of the initially discrete network.

The band diagram structure and damping ratio are computed for different repetitive structures, based on the micropolar viscoelastic response of the effective medium obtained by the homogenization of the initially discrete lattice architecture.

The band diagram structure and damping ratio are computed for different repetitive lattices, based on the homogenized continuum response of the initially discrete lattice architecture, modeled as Kelvin-Voigt viscoelastic beams.

The overall plastic yield and brittle failure behaviors of three-dimensional trabecular bone are investigated by a microstructural modeling approach based on the homogenization of the initially discrete architecture.

The biomass initially formed discrete clusters attached to the glass surfaces, but over time formed a continuous biofilm.

For initially uniform discrete systems, it is shown how the measurement of an appropriate set of frequencies and antiresonances permits unique identification of the damage.

In comparison to numerous preceding MRI studies, a new, though initially very discrete, thickening of the left medial rectus and inferior rectus muscle was observed in the absence of other intraorbital signal alterations.

The sensing capacity was initially introduced for discrete alphabets in applications such as target detection [170] and later extended in [14, 171, 172] to the continuous case.

Compositional models were initially described for discrete probability theory, and later extended for possibility theory and for belief functions in Dempster Shafer (D S) theory of evidence.