Sentence examples for modified shape of from inspiring English sources

An optimum modified shape of ventilating hole is thus obtained without having any adverse effect on MVP and flux density.

Many techniques have been described for the surgical treatment of rigid posttraumatic thoracolumbar kyphosis, but none is well adapted to the modified shape of the wedged vertebra.

In general, the modified shape of the workpiece is given as a mesh and has to be converted to a parametric representation by surface reconstruction before manufacturing.

In this section, using the NU method, we solve analytically the radial part of time-independent Schrodinger equation with angular momentum l ≠ 0, for this modified shape of generalized Wood Saxon potential.

One last GPS survey, on September 9th, 2015, was carried out to detect the geometry and location of the earthfill dam, which was then implemented in the digital terrain model, to capture the modified shape of the slope and the post-landslide conditions.

The reasons can be manifolds, for example, such that the material or device of interest may manifest some desirable spectral behavior, e.g., resonance peaks or resonance absorptions around certain frequencies (Ωs), or a modified shape of the refractive index vs. frequency relation.

For example, the two-pass approach is employed here for recognizing middle zone character segments, whereas recognition of middle zone modified shapes of Bangla script is done through simple template matching.

However, the two sets of modified shape parameters may not satisfy the fourth and fifth equations of (5) simultaneously.

From these graphics we can see that using modified shape functions for the treatment of singularities leads to better numerical results, the errors being much lower in this case.

Default conventions are used to render exons (thick boxes), UTRs (thin boxes) and introns (straight or hat lines), but the user can modify shapes, dimensions and colors of each of the elements of the gene.

Overall, the EphA4/Fc treatment modified the shape of climbing fibre varicosities from elongated to rounded (Table 2A) (Fig. 3J and 3K).