Sentence examples for linear point from inspiring English sources
Cantor's investigations into the properties of subsets of the linear continuum are presented in six masterly papers published during 1879 84, Über unendliche lineare Punktmannigfaltigkeiten ("On infinite, linear point manifolds").
These restrictions are: (i) linear point edge effects, and (ii) homogeneity of the point edge effect along the patch border.
When the women of the first court scene extend arms and one leg behind them in arabesque, the image has no linear point.
These latter unknowns enable solution of the problem in the presence of statically indeterminate rotors that have just one linear point support or none at all.
The contrast expansion, or linear histogram expansion, is a linear point operation that expands the range of values of the histogram of an image using the full range of available values [7].
Plastic strains appear in Figure 1b after the end of both linear (point A) and nonlinear (point L) elasticity, although elastic strains continue developing up to the end (point H), in case of hardening materials.
The Paris style, marvelously chic, proves far less right for Balanchine, above all in the women's clipped phrasing and anti-musical dynamics (dwelling archly on transitions, flicking lightly through important linear points).
Stem: +- 0. Leaf: petiole 4--7 cm; blade 5--30 cm wide, triangular-ovate to obovate, 1--3-ternately or ternate-2-pinnately dissected, segments 2--60 mm, linear, pointed.
Considering our application, we selected a linear point-to-point joint coordinates interpolation between key-poses.
The sharing of medical images, relevant clinical data and reports between healthcare organisations or between healthcare organisations and the citizen is changing dramatically: in addition to linear point-to-point connections, the matrix type of many-to-many connections is emerging.
Since each point in the graph represents one percentile, the line that transects the largest number of linear points along this curve reveals the percentage of genes that diverge linearly.
