Sentence examples for multiple point and from inspiring English sources

They are valid for multiple point and component contact as well as for contact over extended areas.

The second and the third classes of systems have respectively multiple point and distributed time-varying delays in both the state and the control.

This result can be used to estimate the pose and structure of the face and the illumination conditions for each frame in a video sequence in the presence of multiple point and extended light sources.

Group cabs: An executive order was signed, allowing yellow cabs to pick up multiple passengers at multiple points, and allowing livery cars to pick up street hails.

"Scores of uniformed municipal police and a handful of masked men dressed in black shot and killed six people, wounded more than twenty, and rounded up and detained forty-three students in a series of attacks carried out at multiple points and lasting more than three hours," Gibler wrote to me in an e-mail.

Spline interpolation, which allows taking multiple points and approximating them with a smooth continuous curve, is briefly described.

A modified SIBIE method was applied to the collected data at multiple points and the SIBIE images were accumulated to generate one image (an accumulated SIBIE image).

Data were organized based on: 1) general demographics and history; b) feeding-related variables at multiple points; c) speech-related variables, including assessments and swallowing studies; d) respiratory variables at multiple points; and, e) discharge data.

Both experimental measurements of the pressure in the impactor system at multiple points and computational fluid dynamics simulations are used to quantitatively characterize the shocks created in the impactor.

The other involves membrane-folding patterns that allow for connecting the membrane to the booms at multiple points and deploying them together while minimizing the use of complex mechanisms.

As long as 20 years ago the image of a constellation was being employed to describe value captured from a network of multiple points and not necessarily along a sequenced or linear "value chain".