Sentence examples for outermost point from inspiring English sources

The flow profiles of dope solution and the elongation and shear rates at the outermost point of the outlet of spinnerets were simulated by the computational fluid dynamics model.

Just as the meaning of "Solstice" is "standing-still-sun", and we know it as the time when our northern hemisphere has reached its outermost point in Earth's journey around the sun, it is therefore, the time when Winter comes, a time when the growing things also stand still.

We first define the leaf length as the distance from the base of the petiole of the leaf to the outermost point on the leaf.

Then we can derive Clifton's constraint for the outermost points in the following sense.

Reconsider Clifton's set of eight directions (in Figure 3) leading to a colouring constraint for the outermost points which statistically contradicts the QM statistics by a fraction of 1/17.

The MCP method may overestimate home range size since the vector polygon is evaluated from the outermost points, possibly including areas that are not used, or may underestimate home ranges if coverage is incomplete (both spatially and temporally).

Convex hull peeling was carried out to remove the outermost points in a cloud (e.g. 5%) in order to eliminate outliers.

Figure 4(a) (as well as Figure 1) also shows the convex hull of the ROC curve, which is a series of lines connecting the outermost points of the ROC curve.

Outside mount - Measure the distance between the outermost points where the shade is to be placed.

The outermost feature point on the each side of a rectangle is found.

The upper and lower whisker extend from the ends of the box to the outermost data point that falls within the distances computed as follows: 3rd quartile + 1.5 ∗ (interquartile range) or 1st quartile − 1.5 ∗ (interquartile range).