Sentence examples for normal crossing from inspiring English sources

We also establish a curvature estimate for conic metrics along a simple normal crossing divisor which generalizes Li Rubinstein's curvature estimate for one divisor case.

Each of those particular cases, cusp and normal crossing, is described in order to be rigorously handled by an interval analysis based scheme.

Then, setting ( Y : = X/G), Y is smooth and the branch divisor B is a normal crossing divisor (B = cup _i B_i).

We use quasihomogeneous blow-ups to reduce the geometries to normal crossing and show that the lift of the operator by these blow-down maps is elliptic in some directions of the compressed cotangent bundle of the blown-up manifold.

We prove that on one Kähler Einstein Fano manifold without holomorphic vector fields, there exists a unique conical Kähler Einstein metric along a simple normal crossing divisor with admissible prescribed cone angles.

Slightly wider than normal cross-country skis, with metal edges for more control on steep or icy slopes, they glide with particular ease across fresh, untracked snow.

In rock cuttings, such as those of the Corinth Canal, the waterway cross section could be rectangular, but the normal cross section is trapezoidal, with bed width three to four times, and surface width six to eight times, the width of the vessel, while the depth must be enough to allow the water displaced by the moving vessel to flow back under the hull.

Although it is not the first time that scientists have claimed to have extracted soft tissues from dinosaur fossils, it is the first time that researchers have done so from poorly preserved specimens with techniques they claim are free from the risk of the normal cross-contamination.

Fig. 13 a The stress directions on the normal cross section in nanoindentation with a spherical indenter.

b The stress directions on the normal cross section in nanometric cutting with a tool nose radius.

The warping of the transverse normal cross-section of the beam is automatically incorporated in the mathematical model.