Sentence examples for propagating features from inspiring English sources
A 3D finite element (FE) model was built in Abaqus/Explicit software with the help of user material subroutine to capture the wave propagating features in WGF/epoxy composite plate.
Just as genes encode traits in living organisms and propagate the most successful traits by natural selection, so this algorithm propagates features of the most successful banner advertisements and extinguishes the least successful traits.
A new algorithm has been developed to propagate feature modification automatically across different task domains, such as machining, analysis and modelling.
This propagating feature in the keogram also indicates that this airglow reduction and associated F-layer height rise were not caused by global eastward electric field penetrating from the magnetosphere, since such electric field penetration propagates with a speed of light.
We propose a Luenberger observer for reaction diffusion models with propagating front features, and for data associated with the location of the front over time.
These methods, originally developed to solve Eulerian advection problems in hydrodynamics, have the ability to propagate sharp features in the flow with very little numerical diffusion.
This means that a time delay of 11 min is needed to propagate comoving features in THEMIS B data to the magnetopause, assumed to be about 10 R E in front of Earth.
Other recent progress in multispectral image registration techniques during in vivo surgical procedures have shown that it is possible to align a stack of images by tracking sparse salient features and reduce the problem of wavelength-dependent features by propagating the solution from image to image [ 12, 20].
The software extracts key features of propagating waves, such as wavefront speed and entropy.
Once formed, PrPSc displays its self-perpetuating features by propagating as template its fold to PrPC [6] [8].
Thus, we do not propagate the KW features up to ancestors when we compute the KW feature score.
