"intersection surface" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the surface of a physical intersection, such as the intersection of two roads. For example, "The intersection surface was slippery from the rain."
This loop keeps calling the intersect function of the internal kd-tree storing all the spheres, advancing the ray by increasing its t_min_ parameter, until an actual bubble surface or intersection surface is hit.
The secondary outcomes from this study were that in compression, BV/TV was observed to be a strong surrogate measure for mechanical strength (R2 = 0.83), while bone surface density (R2 = 0.6), trabecular thickness (R2 = 0.5) and intersection surface (R2 = 0.6) also explained the variation of mechanical strength well.
Elements which penetrate other objects cannot be searched by intersection surface elements as shown in Figure 3a.
This method is based on intersection of surface elements.
Heidelberger et al. cleared this problem with direction detected by intersection of surface [11].
The Zauscher lab research lies at the intersection of surface and colloid science, polymer materials engineering, and biointerface science.
We used a database of over one million water bodies in 100 cities across the conterminous United States to compare the size distributions, connectivity (as intersection with surface flow lines), and shape (as measured by shoreline development factor) of water bodies in different land cover classes.
For the case of smoothing surfaces and lines of intersection of surfaces, each relaxation consists of a pure smoothing component and a volume conserving correction which is chosen to be of minimum norm.
We present smoothing algorithms for piecewise linear curves, surfaces, and triple lines of intersection of surfaces that are based on the the idea of sequentially relaxing either individual nodes or edges in the mesh.
(a) Surface-based method can only detect intersection between surfaces.
