Sentence examples for intersect point from inspiring English sources
This will give indication about the determination of the intersect point and its expected depth according to AB/2 is very important for forward modeling and in determining the depth to the peak either shallow or deep for this fault from the surface.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Coinciding and/or diverging between the different VESs using the field apparent resistivity measurements (b) When there is intersecting between the curves of each two adjacent VESs, it will be expected that there is fault between both and the intersect point of the two curves is the peak of this fault or the beginning depth to detect the fault.
The switching point, S is then determined as the intersect point of the minimum enclosing circle and the horizontal line passing through the cytoplasm center.
We calculated slope and terrain ruggedness values for each cattle and elk location using the Intersect Point tool in Hawth's Tools v.3.26 in ArcGIS 9.2.
We extracted the distance to forest cover values for each cattle and elk location using the Intersect Point tool in Hawth's Tools v.3.26.
For spatial evaluation, we used the Intersect Point feature in Hawth's Tools (Hawth's Analysis Tools for ArcGIS; Available: http://www.spatialecology.com/htools) to extract the habitat type and interpolated poultry density at each H5N1 outbreak location.
When a verification surface on the horizontal axis intersects with another verification surface on the vertical axis, there must be at least one intersecting point on the intersection of the two surfaces, which can detect the replica.
To make a memory device, a dollop of the polymer is placed at every intersecting point on a gridlike set of electrodes.
Multiple receiver pairs yield multiple hyperbolas, with a transmitter location determined at the common intersecting point.
We refer to the atmospheric pressure at such an intersecting point as pctl.
With this technique, the clocks at receiving devices must be synchronized with nanosecond precision; otherwise a common intersecting point may not exist.
