Sentence examples for points spanning from inspiring English sources
Poetry carries us to odd places, almost like the prank, allegedly popular a few years ago, in which somebody steals your garden gnome and sends you postcards of it from points spanning the globe — the Blarney Stone, the Pont-Neuf.
The number of FFT points spanning the bandwidth of the lowpass filter corresponds to the number of samples, while the number of FFT points spanning the transmitter bandwidth corresponds to twice the cutoff frequency of the optimal target filter.
DS was identified by risk of failure maps, which were drawn on the basis of Monte-Carlo simulations, and verification points spanning the design space were tested.
The MT locations for testing are rectangular grid points spanning the 400- m2 region with a grid-point spacing of 1 m, except for the center points of the four antenna arrays.
The results of survey data collected from 131 engineers at three time points spanning on twenty nine months indicate that higher secure attachment predicts more dominant-leadership and more coalition-building behaviors which in turn lead to higher job performance and job promotion.
As illustrated in Figure 1, the target prediction algorithm used in this study, trained on approximately 553,084 bioactivity data points spanning 3,481 targets, used a domain-based similarity metric between targets to extrapolate target predictions from one species to another.
The data collection points spanned from 1 July 2009 to 30 June 2012.
This means that the (n + 1) points span an affine space of dimension n.
A reader can see that a point is one standard deviation from the mean, but does not know if the points span a range of nano-seconds or days.
This group corresponds to a hidden triplicate of the same chimeric sequence and belongs to a larger group of more complex ChiMo chimeric structures whose representative points span the upper left quadrant.
The tangents to the inflectional points span two characteristic angles of the profile – The kyphotic angle (KA) is spanned by the tangent lines in ICT and ITL; in an analogous way the lordotic angle (LA) is spanned by the tangents in ITL and ILS.
