Sentence examples for point far away from inspiring English sources

These three form a triangle, with Wysocki and Colvin close allies and Gibbons at a point far away — above, beyond, and under the law.

The nodes are sorted with respect to a point far away from the mesh, sequential ordering, the nodes are sorted with respect to the center of the mesh, circular ordering, and the node ordering is randomized, random ordering.

But it's way outside the consensus at the moment, simply because it would bespeak a level of diplomatic contact that remains, to this point, far away.

In addition, CitySense will use "mesh" networking to send data from one point in the network to another point far away.

When the people of Squad 1, an elite fire and rescue unit, speak of that day, their eyes settle on some point far away.

On contrary, a bad initialization would lead the algorithms to be trapped within a local optimal point far away from the global optimization.

Based on this, we propose a variable order approach which is characterized by applying different DQ schemes to the grid points near boundaries and grid points far away from boundaries.

Points far away from the line likely represent the "real" factor effects (Brasil et al. 2006; Palanikumar and Davim 2009).

This information can be used to compute the dense map, in which points close to the camera are almost white, whereas points far away are almost black.

The method employs a convolutional network to map images of faces to points on a low-dimensional manifold parameterized by pose, and images of non-faces to points far away from that manifold.

As shown in Figure 2, the maximum magnitude of the errors is up to 10−3, which only appear at the points near the peakon, whereas on the grid points far away from the peakon, the magnitude of the errors are less than 10−6, as shown in Table 1.