Sentence examples for large contours from inspiring English sources

"I do think it's true that the large contours of national and international policy are much harder to keep secret today," said Steven Aftergood, who runs the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists.

Statistics and historical analysis of data help us understand the large contours of the experience of an entire population, but understanding the gender gap is a constantly moving target.

The contour plots show that for some combinations of latent period and delay, the sensitivity to small changes in the delay is large (contours lie close to one another).

Their trained experience in shooting and contouring (one large contour will permit better definition of the closing surface without increasing the measured total volume and has less risk of losing a part of the volume of the object) as compared to "naive" operators is predictable.

In machining complex or sharp-corner products, large contour errors occur mainly owing to discontinuous trajectories and the existence of nonlinear uncertainties.

By applying the well-known Rouche theorem on a sufficiently large contour, it follows that (omega ( lambda )) has the same number of zeros inside the contour as the leading term in (38).

The first peak is influenced by the electrical activity of dipoles on the large contour of the cortical surface which extends from 7 to 19.6 cm on the horizontal scale as shown in Fig.  1.

Among the programmers, scientists, and philosophers concerned with the larger contours of technological evolution, the term quickly caught on.

Does he see the larger contours of the war on terrorism, a war that goes well beyond the military campaigns that are the Pentagon's specialty?

Figure 3 depicts three types of the largest contours that satisfy the above condition.

(e) Faces aligned with rotation estimated with two largest contours depicted in (b).