Sentence examples for lay exactly on from inspiring English sources
Alavi and Thompson(22) used Steiner plots to validate density functional theory calculations of a variety of configurations of monomeric and dimeric NH2OH.HNO3 and found that the calculated hydrogen bond geometries lay exactly on a modified Steiner plot calculated with b = 0.343 Å, indicating that the bond valence model can be used to describe acid−base bonds in the gas phase.
The rotation matrix Q is an orthogonal matrix with a determinant one, which lies exactly on the manifold of the special orthogonal group begin{array}{*{20}l} SO(3) = left{ mathbf{Q} in mathbb{R}^{3 times 3}: mathbf{Q}^{top} mathbf{Q} = mathbf{I}, det(mathbf{Q}) = 1right}.
The resulting gold standard is not an average, but lies exactly on a position where at least one observer set it.
Hans is a barren rock in Nares Strait, and has the impertinence to lie exactly on the border that separates Canada's Ellesmere Island from Greenland.
They knew from astronomical studies that the star does not lie exactly on the extension of the Earth's axis, so that it appears to move daily in a small circle around the celestial pole, but the necessary correction (as much as 31/2° in the 15th century) could be applied by noting the position of the nearby star Kochab.
If d = 0 then the point lies exactly on the line.
Ideally, all these data points would lie exactly on a line going through the origin (since there is no force at zero displacement).
The control point can guarantee that the center point of experimental points lies exactly on the failure surface and is close to the actual design point.
A curve on tessellation (COT) is represented as a sequence of 3D points, with each line segment of every two consecutive points lying exactly on the tessellation.
As all points on both sides of the generated strips lie exactly on the base surface, the points with the largest surface deviation typically lie very close to the centre line of the strips.
By initializing the third dimension of the sensor coordinates according to a uniform distribution, the probability of the "folded" sensors lying exactly on the same 2D plane is zero.
