The surface that fits the data points must also satisfy boundary conditions, such as positional, normal and other practical boundary conditions.
The proposed method uses chosen data points as control points to construct initial NURBS surfaces and then modifies them using minimization of deviation under boundary condition constraints (positional, normal and other practical boundary condition constraints), solved by the method of Lagrange multipliers.
The spectator is being shown something that is outside the normal commerce of theoretical and practical understanding, and he is responding to a scene that bears no spatial, temporal, or causal relation to his own experience.
To guarantee normal operation in field test and practical application, an acceleration amplitude restriction is added in the mechanical design of the FBG geophone.
Although this intervention may effectively address normal fears, worries, communication concerns, and practical needs, referral is a critical part of comprehensive care.
Amyloid imaging use in cognitively normal individuals is particularly fraught with ethical and practical hazards.
In practical applications, normal and extreme value distributions are much alike.
During data collection, patients (controls) were allocated to doctors (cases) by the specialist registrar in charge of the unit (based on multiple factors, including patients' diagnoses and overall complexity, and the interests and experience of the available doctors), as normal; whenever practical, doctors do not clerk the same patient two days in a row.
And it struck me that this is where public life is, generally – just about polite enough to hear out the Greens, but absolutely unwavering on the decision that normal people, practical people, could not afford – whether financially or politically – to listen to them.
Also savvy and practical.
