Sentence examples for linear version from inspiring English sources

The model is then linearized and this linear version is studied in depth, finding that the behavior of the suspension as reflected in the aforementioned three characteristics is strongly dependent on the size of the three suspension parts.

Occasionally, however, we refer to the linearization of a permutation π; this is a linear version of π that maintains the same ordering as the clockwise ordering of π but has a leftmost and a rightmost element.

If the linear version is used, however, the noise can be useful to improve the linearity of the overall curve.

Think of a standard circular motor, peeled open and laid out flat, and you've got a linear version.

Think a more linear version of Ben Roethlisberger, but with similar arm strength and the mobility to extend plays.

The most elaborate example of this is Doug Aitkin's "Diamond Sea (Linear Version)," which is 20 minutes long but has some of the earmarks of a major motion picture.

Not to be passed up either are Jonas Akerlund's "Ray of Light," in which, to music by Madonna, the passage of a frenetic 24-hour urban day is compressed into five minutes of fly-by imagery, and Doug Aitken's powerful "Diamond Sea (Linear Version)," a rhythmic photographic essay on the desert, coast and well-guarded diamond mines of Namibia.

A rotary-to-linear version of the Harmonic Drive uses a screw and moves the control rod in a nuclear reactor head without mechanical contact through a sealed tube.

In this section, we present our main results, the half-linear version of Bargmann's inequality.

The non-linear version of the schemes is based on ENO reconstructions.

Once we have fixed Definition 11.5, giving a k-linear version of stable model families of Definition 9.3 and stable comonads of Section 9.3 is completely straightforward.