Sentence examples for mapping elements from inspiring English sources
According to the predominant cognitive models, the "structure mapping theory" (Gentner 1983; Gentner et al. 1993; Gentner and Holyoak 1997) and the "multiconstraint theory" (Holyoak and Thagard 1995, 1997), analogy depends on mapping elements of the source and target.
In this paper, a novel triangular prism solid and shell interactive mapping element is proposed to solve the coupled magnetic mechanical formulation in electromagnetic sheet metal forming process.
The idea for the creative mapping element of the study developed from a team exercise designed to define what were seen as the challenges to the spread and sustainability of the CLAHRC's way of working (see figure 1).
Since Ψ −1 is fixed and full rank, it simply maps elements one from discrete set into another discrete set.
Classical methods, e.g., Krylov-subspace and rational approximants, may fail to map elements in a Lie algebra to a Lie group.
A diffuse set is defined by a membership function that maps elements to grades of membership within a certain range, which is usually 0 or 1.
But it did want to subtly highlight and downplay certain map elements, bring to the fore aspects that are useful and fading back others that aren't as important.
A set or property can be represented by a function which maps elements to truth values, so that an element is in the set, or has the property, in question iff the function representing the set or property maps that element to truth.
Due to the large map differences, it is impossible to place a match in the NAVTEQ map in such a way that all topological relations to the surrounding map elements have exact correspondences in the TeleAtlas map.
To map elements of kinesin involved in processive hand-over-hand motility, we used chimera of the processive, fungal NcKin Kinesin-1, and the non-processive NcKin3 Kinesin-3 motor from Neurospora crassa (Figure 1).
The fourth semantic zooming level is the most detailed view where all map elements are present.
