Sentence examples for over grid from inspiring English sources
The global error is computed over grid sizes that correspond to increasing powers of 2, to optimize speed.
This meshless approach presents significant advantages over grid based approaches in terms of being monolithic and in handling interaction with free solids.
In the same family of solutions, ChemDataBase [19] is a data management infrastructure mainly focused on virtual screening which presents the distinctive feature of being able to create and retrieve databases over grid infrastructures.
In the first step, a conservative predictor-corrector scheme derived from the integral form of the differential equation and characteristic considerations is used to obtain average values of the solution over grid cells at the new time level.
However, to account for target presence off the preselected grid points, it will be allowed for the unknown target signal strength s(m) to 'spill over' grid points around i k ( m ) and thus render nonzero a few neighboring entries of x k.
Evidently, over the last decade, a sustained and progressive growth in the development and adoption of solar systems has been observed [1] and relatively an increasing public interest and the advancement in the efficient and cost-effective solar technology as concerns over grid failure and the depletion natural resources have intensified [2].
Several years ago he turned the lobby of the Dia building on West 22nd Street in Manhattan into an all-over grid of brightly colored tiles: it was like a bathhouse conceived by Mondrian.
While the dark lines between the modules create a woozily distorted grid, a softer, secondary, all-over grid produced by the alignment of the internal edges of the concave pyramids remains perfectly undistorted -- albeit tipped on the bias.
Their modes range from geometric patterning, like the all-over grid imposed on a field pulsing with shades of blue in Vik Muniz's "After Yves Klein (From Pictures of Color)," to the convoluted, free-flowing sculptural forms in black and white of Winfred Evers's "Moving Still".
His abstract geometric paintings in last spring's "Freestyle" at the Studio Museum in Harlem combined his two careers: their delicately tinted all-over grids were collages made from singed pieces of permanent-wave end papers, lined up edge to edge.
Lee Etheredge fills sheets of paper with typewritten words to form tight, all-over grids that resemble stitchwork, with tonal patterns created through manipulations of spacing and alternating upper- and lower-case letters.
