Sentence examples for smooth structures from inspiring English sources
Lecture 17: Classification of Smooth Structures.
Sigridur Agustsdottir builds smooth structures of hand-coiled clay, which she coaxes into elegant organic forms.
In gauge theory, the prominent examples of enumerative invariants are Donaldson polynomials and Seiberg-Witten invariants, which help to distinguish different smooth structures on 4 dimensional manifolds.
This is an expository account of two classical theorems in surface topology: Topological surfaces have unique smooth structures, and homeomorphisms of smooth surfaces are isotopic to diffeomorphisms.
SEM and AFM images demonstrated that all the nanofibers possessed uniform and smooth structures both in two dimension (2D) and three dimension (3D).
For the particular design applications of overtopping wave energy converters and smooth dikes in severe storm conditions, knowledge is required on the probability distribution of the individual overtopping volumes of smooth structures with relatively low crest freeboards.
Instead of the smooth structure that might be expected of a gas, a delicate tracery of luminous filaments can be detected down to the smallest scale that can be resolved.
That is why the distinction between Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor, at the Academy Awards, grows ever more ludicrous essential, of course, to the smooth structure of the night, but untrue, in the long run, to the way in which we feed on film, or store it away for lavish future consumption.
That is why the distinction between Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor, at the Academy Awards, grows ever more ludicrous — essential, of course, to the smooth structure of the night, but untrue, in the long run, to the way in which we feed on film, or store it away for lavish future consumption.
(5) The corrected transmission map is refined via the guided filter to get more smooth structure.
A smooth manifold is a topological manifold endowed with a smooth structure, which is a maximal collection of coordinate charts whose transition functions are smooth.
