Sentence examples for shape of a region from inspiring English sources

The technique a model that takes into account the physics of a storm as well as the shape of a region's sea floor and coastline offers city managers a better way to anticipate, and prepare for, disaster, the authors say.

In contrast, a graph is a convenient mathematical abstraction to represent the characteristics of morphologies at multiple levels: symbolic (head versus tail), topological (head connected to trunk), and geometrical (general shape of a region).

Recently, many researchers [6 12] have successfully introduced other forms of block partitioning to approximate the shape of a moving region more accurately to improve the compression efficiency.

With increasing mechanical contribution and decreasing electrical contribution, the simulated electric displacement deviates from the Rayleigh law under a low applied electric field, and the shape of a switching region (or a process zone) changes from a prolonged ellipsoid to a sphere.

Multiple cameras can be used to acquire the 3D shape of a body region, such as the abdomen, using stereoscopic reconstruction, as described in [ 24].

Mathematical analyses are used to identify the shape of an anatomic region in the human body.

The contents of the plasma take the shape of a plume: a region containing a mixture of ions, electrons, and nanoparticles that are highly reactive.

Presently, the influence of the city goes beyond the administrative boundary and takes the shape of a mega urban region.

In these and other areas, the mercury (Hg) elemental map (Fig. 14) faintly indicates the use of vermilion for (a) a region in the background of the portrait at upper left; (b) for the sitter's lips and fingertips; (c) the lapel of his jacket; and (d) for an oval shape in a region of the man's shirt, which appears white overall in the infrared reflectograms.

In adhesive bonded joints the shape of adhesive region plays a crucial role regarding joint strength.

We modeled the breast-knee region of the female body as an orderly vertical pile of 99 cylinders with irregular bases as obtained by horizontal sections of this region at 100 levels (Fig.  1), and determined how the size and shape of this region in a rear-view silhouette translates to the volume (and weight) of this body part.