Sentence examples for overlapping surface from inspiring English sources

The load that caused crack initiation was obtained, and the influence of the length of the overlapping surface was analysed.

In fragment, we amend the depth of point sprites to make sure that overlapping surface particles can pass hardware depth test and retain details.

This work proposes a new point selection method, based on an overlapping surface decomposition of the boundary, which is implicitly defined by a level set function.

Firstly, all possible overlapping cases of two B-spline surfaces are enumerated and analyzed from a view of the locations of the projection points of four corners of one surface in the interior of its overlapping surface.

There are multiple different types of cardiac stem cells (CSCs) including ckit+ cells, Isl 1+ cells, cardiac mesoangioblasts, cardiosphere derived cells and epicardial progenitors which all express slightly different but overlapping surface markers [3].

One of the most robust conclusions that can be drawn from this work is that there were multiple events with overlapping surface ruptures along the HFT in the western, central, and eastern Himalaya.

We present a novel approach for non-rigid registration of partially overlapping surfaces acquired from a deforming object.

Our method does not require any prior knowledge on the relative poses of the input surfaces to each other, does not rely on the detection of prominent surface features, is robust to noise and can be used for overlapping surfaces.

In scenes with overlapping surfaces, this pattern is created when an occluding surface has transparent material properties leading to a visibility of the occluded surface region through the surface at the occluded surface contour.

In their proposed model, depth information derived from monocular cues is propagated along surface contours using local recurrent interactions to obtain a globally consistent depth sorting of overlapping surfaces.

In this manner, the program is able to match the position overlapping surfaces, in addition to their angulation and curvature.