The phrase "mesh division" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a technique used in numerical analysis in which a large problem is broken down into smaller, more manageable problems. For example, "The mesh division enabled us to solve the numerical problem more efficiently."
The eight-node hexahedral 3D solid element mesh division was adopted for the modeling, and the whole unit had 70,592 elements with 83,616 nodes.
The finite element dynamic model of a honeycomb sandwich plate is presented using different mesh division for the surface plates and the sandwich plate to accurately express the crack damage status of the plate.
It is shown that the finite element solution converges to the present one as the mesh density increases; however, the finite element method is time-consuming in mesh division and calculation.
Based on projections of point cloud slicing that correspond to template sectional curves, the method constructs topological relevant information among discrete points, which makes unorganized points ordering and builds up optimal approximated B-spline curve, resamples every curve according to its curvature distribution and performes triangular mesh division on it.
In the FEA method, the mesh division is its essence.
Therefore, a high-quality mesh division can greatly improve the calculation accuracy.
(A ) After several rounds of signal projection, segmentation with watershed and mesh sub-division, the final mesh has a finer resolution at the cell borders than in the rest of the cell.
It came toward the end of an employee-only conference call that had been largely devoted to meshing certain divisions of JPMorgan with its new acquisition, Washington Mutual.
A game publishing division would mesh well with News Corp.s IGN, a video game fan portal.
Li et al.[33] utilized attractor selection in wavelength division multiplexing mesh networks to execute intentional path reroutes especially for unpredictable future resource demands.
