Sentence examples for of all rotations from inspiring English sources

By expressing the structural information in Spherical Harmonics (SH) Expansion, it is possible to formulate the rotational alignment as a fast rotational matching, which simultaneously calculates alignment scores of all rotations using FFT.

For example, in Euclidean three-dimensional space, rotations leave unaltered the distances between points; the set of all rotations about a fixed point turns out to form a Lie group, and it is one of the Lie groups in the classification.

Sixty observed positions spun five regular 12-fold orbits of the T symmetry group (the group of all rotations of a regular tetrahedron).

300 years is the least common multiple of all rotations in the analysis.

Another way of illustrating the rotational action fields of all VS-cells is to cut through the sphere along the horizontal plane, thus representing the responses of the cells to all rotations within the horizontal plane only.

Cyclic-MCM can be solved by taking the minimum cost solution among Linear-MCM solutions for all rotations of the smaller set in the input, in O(n m).

Here, H[1,2,…] denotes the sorted histogram of all rotation invariant patterns, and T is a threshold determining the proportion of salient patterns.

A procedure is outlined to build statistical models for data analysis that is useful for all LTEs characterised by the simultaneous presence of all rotation phases in all years, together with within-year replication.

According to the UFC code, the rotations of all the beams, columns and joints due to support loss must be checked.

The invariable plane is defined by the angular momentum of the entire Solar System, essentially the summation of all of the revolutions and rotations of all the bodies of the system, a somewhat uncertain value which requires precise knowledge of every object in the system.

The fast rotational alignment is based on sampling of simultaneously over all rotations R. To do so, we apply a fast 3D volumetric rotational matching (Kovacs and Wriggers, 2002; Xu et al., 2012).