Sentence examples for is transverse to from inspiring English sources

Suppose that the vector field ({V x)}) of Theorem  3.1 is transverse to ∂Ω.

The plane of rotational deformity is transverse to the long axis.

Furthermore, risk communication is seen now as an activity that is transverse to the risk governance process as a whole.

Let (z_alpha :, U rightarrow mathbb {C}) be a complex coordinate which is transverse to (D_alpha ) in the sense that (w z_alpha ) = - z_alpha,).

So, in equation (4.5), we look for ψ in a subspace of R n which is transverse to G ′ ( q − ( − T − 0, 0 ) ) ∗.

Suppose that there exists a vector field ({V x)}) which satisfies the conditions of Theorem  2.2 and is transverse to ∂Ω.

The figure includes the corresponding curves for cylinders of diameter D whose axes are transverse to the direction of flow and for transverse disks of diameter D. The curve for cylinders is similar to that for spheres (though it has no straight-line part at low Reynolds number to correspond to Stokes's law), but the curve for disks is noticeably flatter.

The curve (L^{s}) is chosen to be transverse to (W^{u}(c^{s}_{varepsilon })).

The submanifold (varSigma ^{s}) is chosen to be transverse to (W^{s}(c^{s}_{varepsilon })) and sufficiently far away from S.

These structures are transverse to the compressive NW SE stress field that controlled the deformation of the central Iberian Peninsula from the Neogene to the present.

For all couplings α, the wave vector difference of the photons, δ k α, is assumed to be transverse to the ion chain, so the sum over m reduces to a sum over N transverse modes.