Sentence examples for regardless of grid from inspiring English sources

Although a fine enough grid can usually represent the data with sufficient precision, the original floating-point values will change, regardless of grid resolution.

Sampling for phylogeographic studies is often not performed in a systematic fashion; i.e. some areas are sampled more densely than others so that regardless of grid size, some cells of the area of interest will usually remain empty unless there are far fewer grid cells than sites sampled.

(2.11) where (widetilde{u}_{0}=0) and (widetilde{u}_{5}=1). Then it is not difficult to prove that ũ is exactly the same as the true solution u at all grid points (except numerical rounding error), regardless of the grid size (h_{x}).

It is shown that the resulting algorithm conserves probability to within a round-off error regardless of the grid geometry.

However, in the simulations, the statistical distributions of velocity, pressure, and longitudinal and lateral velocity derivatives were always identical, regardless of the grid distortion.

If the number of the simulated convection core reaches the appropriate value, it is constant regardless of the grid spacing.

It is seen that regardless of the grid density, with and  dBm, a five and, respectively, tenfold capacity increase of affected macro UEs is observed.

In the proposed parallel-inverter system, the goal is to decrease the switching losses of the main inverter regardless of the grid-current THD value.

In addition to reduced complexity, an attractive feature of the present formulation relative to, e.g., [6], is that even for finite G, there is no need to assume that targets are located on grid points since (6) allows for interpolating the target position vectors regardless of knowing that grid point j is associated with the target m k ( j ) occupying it.

Regardless of the sampling grid size, this approach produces inaccurate estimates across approximately 78%% of the country (Fig. 4a, c).

The use of ensembles of reanalyses reduces errors even more efficiently than horizontal averaging, regardless of how many grid points of each reanalysis are included in the ensembles.