Sentence examples for random cloud from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes an error-based segmentation approach for direct rapid prototyping (RP) of random cloud data.

And in the late 1990s, Randall McLeod — an idiosyncratic Renaissance scholar who sometimes goes by the pseudonym "Random Cloud" — created a portable model.

He was drawing on a computer, clicking out a random cloud of points that assumed an amorphous shape, loose and formless as an amoeba, which digital designers sometimes call a "biomorphic form".

The theoretical basis for using a statistically expected velocity field around the test drop in the random cloud to calculate the statistically expected concentration field has been examined.

Using the solution by Tam of Navier-Stokes equations for creeping flow around an active sphere surrounded by a random cloud of inactive spheres, an asymptotic solution of the convective diffusion equation is obtained for high Schmidt numbers.

In the other half of the trials, subjects were exposed to identical stimuli but asked to perform a different task-to detect tone-length changes in the random cloud of tones.

Although it sounds like science fiction, we are left to wonder: is this just the cosmological equivalent of seeing shapes in random clouds or will scientists one day discover that we are one among many infinite universes?

These random clouds of gas lie far out -- about 8 billion miles from the star, or roughly three times the distance from Neptune to our sun.

NN has a weak ability to express fuzzy and random knowledge; Cloud modeling cannot achieve integral reasoning of information; and ETA and PN are subjective in relationship analysis and information fusion.

All it takes is an energy source (and there are a lot of energy sources floating around, like giant stars or supernovas) and a random blobby cold cloud of molecules.

In the future, the research will focus on the quantitative calculation between fuzzy and random of the cloud model, and it hopes to give the value range of the problem to be solved according to the specified degree of certainty, which also can be used for other problems with uncertainty.