Sentence examples for level of smoothness from inspiring English sources

With this definition, we can rewrite Eq. (16) as (17)W is supposed to smooth the solution, its form depends on the desired level of smoothness and the parameterization of the model.

Thus, it guarantees a certain level of smoothness in the limit on a regular mesh.

The surface is approximated using a control mesh guaranteeing a certain level of smoothness.

The degree of smoothness of the resulting power delivered to load is assessed in terms of a newly developed level of smoothness (LOS) criteria.

We notice, in particular, that modeling diffusion increases the level of smoothness of the simulated map, which makes it more similar to the measured one.

As described above, pigments with a high level of smoothness spread well across the skin, and powder smoothness is the another important factor for cosmetic applications [21].

Thirdly, one may use different regularization constant λ j for the daily variation pattern γ j pertaining to different road types j to reflect the different levels of smoothness of the daily variation patterns shown in Fig. 1.

We first prove the condition number estimates of the discrete system for the h-refinement, and provide the supporting numerical results for all levels of smoothness (from C 0 to C p - 1 ).

Our additional goal is to use different values of λ for every patch, based on information on the level of its smoothness, in order to obtain better edge preservation.

(1991) force the random effects to exhibit a single global level of spatial smoothness determined by geographical adjacency, and are thus not flexible enough to capture the complex localized structure likely to be present in the residual spatial autocorrelation.

Because response to therapy in juvenile arthritis occurs gradually (over weeks or months), we expect a certain level of temporal smoothness between module strengths in successive snapshots; such an assumption is both biologically plausible and allows us to filter out 'noise' that is inherent in whole blood microarray data.