Sentence examples for moment representation from inspiring English sources

The controller designs are based on a low dimensional moment representation of the PBE model.

Since the eigenvectors are mutually orthogonal, the second-order moment representation of the wavevector anisotropy is equivalent to a fitting of the wavevector spectrum by an ellipse characterized by the two eigenvalues (and the associated eigenvectors) as the semi-major and semi-minor axes in the wavevector domain.

These glasses may not block out all narrative coherence, but they magnify so many other aspects of experience that you simply lose interest in trying to hold on to narrative coherence, and instead, allow yourself to become absorbed in the moment-by-moment representation of psychic freedom".

The influence of double-moment representation of warm-rain and ice hydrometeors on the numerical simulations of a mesoscale convective system (MCS) over the US Southern Great Plains has been evaluated.

It is proved that due to the rotational symmetry of the second-moment representation of the standardized normal distribution Z, the geometrical distance from the origin in Z-space to any point on f(Z) = 0 is simply the number of standard deviations from the mean value point in X-space to the corresponding point on f(X) = 0 (Choi et al. 2007).

The paper focuses on the comparison of two approaches used for calculation of the effective elastic properties of particulate composites: the dipole moments representation and the technique based on property contribution tensors.

The TPJ and intraparietal sulcus are thought to be responsible for combining information from several sources (e.g. visual, somatosensory, vestibular) in order to construct a moment-to-moment representation of this information; this region may also detect multi-sensory conflict within information from these different sources — see description in (Blanke and Arzy 2005).

Many of these schemes are examples of the bulk MP scheme, which assumes that hydrometeor size distributions follow specific functional forms for either single-moment (1M hereafter) or multiple-moment representations (e.g., Milbrandt and Yau 2005a, b; Morrison et al. 2009).

It also symbolizes a vital element of all Bausch's work: the moment when representation becomes reality, when the ideas of the signifier and the signified collapse.

With this understanding, we can more confidently link the moment tensor representation with fluid mechanical modeling.

Richards and Kim (2005) noted this problem for the case of the moment tensor representation of an underground explosion.