Sentence examples for locally change from inspiring English sources

A procedure to locally change the order of accuracy of finite difference schemes is developed.

Nanoindentation and nanoscratching were then used to locally change the substrate microstructure and create regions with reduced electrical conductivity.

Our interactive scheme has the ability to globally change the visual properties of texture elements, and locally change texture elements with little user interaction.

Using a contactless sensor avoids introducing any perturbation due to contact that could locally change the mechanical properties of the material.

Currently, most high-speed optical switches and modulators, as well as all major industrial research efforts, are based on using electrons or electric fields to locally change the optical properties in material, leading to electrical control of optical fields.

"To use the analogy of water vapor, you can think of what we did as using a laser to locally change the temperature of some area of the air so that water droplets would condense out of it," said Brangwynne.

The approaches that face this problems work on the visual channel, studying in a bootstrap phase how the illumination of the scene locally changes, monitoring when a local change does occur and adapting the model consequently.

Heterogeneous structures, such as highly fractured zones or locally changed lithological composition in the reservoir, can have an influence on the local stress regime and stress trajectories (Bell 1996b; Homberg et al. 1997).

The APB qualitatively adopts the composition of the γ phase whereas the SISF locally changes its composition towards that of the Co3W D019 phase.

Making the waveguide involves focusing a beam of intense laser light near the surface of the glass, then tracing it along the glass, which locally changes its optical properties.

This situation may happen when street lamps are turned on in an outdoor scenario; another situation may be that of an indoor scenario, where the illumination locally changes, due to different light sources.