Sentence examples for multidimensional fields from inspiring English sources
The plane wave decomposition is an efficient analysis tool for multidimensional fields, particularly well fitted to the description of sound fields, whether these ones are continuous or discrete, obtained by a microphone array.
For two multidimensional fields A and B, we calculate the correlation C by projecting this as an Hermitian inner product in physical space with a two-dimensional (2D), fourth derivative of the Gaussian wavelet as the weighting function.
Then the local instantaneous field equations, used as a starting point, are integrated in the appropriate multidimensional fields, in a way analogous to the one used for a one-dimensional field.
But we are dangerously close to oversimplifying a broad and multidimensional field of medical research.
We present an advective reactive streamtube (ARS) transport technique that efficiently provides accurate solutions of nonlinear multicomponent reactive transport in nonuniform multidimensional velocity fields.
Travel-time based models simplify the description of reactive transport by replacing the spatial coordinates with the groundwater travel time, posing a quasi one-dimensional (1-D) problem and potentially rendering the determination of multidimensional parameter fields unnecessary.
Other complex multidimensional research fields (eg, technology assessment) can be analysed in a similar way.
This analogy is based on the statistical representation of 3D objects by several multidimensional receptive field histograms.
In the flanged electrode configuration the viscous effects generate a multidimensional flow field and lead to a curved flame front, a result not seen in previous work.
It is coined multidimensional because the fields to forecast are defined over an augmented domain in terms of dimension.
Two closure models, Toor's hypothesis and the 3E closure model, which were originally developed for one-dimensional turbulent reactors, have been extended to turbulent reacting flows with multidimensional nonhomogeneous concentration fields.
